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VIETNAM POSTS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION

Nghe An Posts and Telecommunications

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Address: 2 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai street, Nghe An province

Telephone: 84-038-844977

Facsimile: 84-038-844249

Account: 710A Nghe An Commercial Bank

 

 

Organization structure

 

Board of Directors:

Director:              Mr. Nguyen Xuan Ly

Deputy Director:   Mr. Hoang Van Hai

Deputy Director:   Mr. Do Duy Dung

Chief accountant: Mr. Le Ba Tuong

Functional units:

Subsidiary units:

 

Functions and tasks

 

 

Products and Services

 

Postal services

Telecoms services:

  • Ordinary mails
  • Parcels
  • Proof of delivery mail service
  • Registered mails
  • Newspaper distribution service
  • Express money order
  • Mail box rental

 

Development target

- Total number of telephone lines:

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- Mobile phones:

- Pagers:

- Facsimiles:

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Some information about Nghe An

 

It is 291km from Ha Noi to Vinh, the provincial capital of Nghe An on National Highway 1. Vinh has been expanded into a large city since the end of the last Vietnam War. Nowadays, it has become an economic, cultural and political centre of Central Vietnam. From Vinh to Cua Lo Beach is 18km. Along this 10-km beach  are pine forests. The blue sea water has a salt ratio of about 3.5%. Starting from Vinh City along Road 49 and turning at a red earth road lined with shady eucalyptus and filao trees, visitors will reach Sen village, whose scholarly name is Kim Lien (Golden Lotus). The house in which President Ho Chi Minh lived during his childhood was a thatched bamboo and wooden house. In the house, there are some pieces of furniture such as a wooden bed, a bamboo bed, a jute hammock and an altar, the same as those used by local farmers. The house was built in 1901 with contributions of villagers to Mr. Nguyen Sinh Sac - father of President Ho Chi Minh - when he won a "Junior Doctor" degree in literature, bringing honour to the whole village. Chua Village (or Hoang Tru) is the native village of President Ho's mother. It was where he was born and brought up in his early childhood. Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan (1868-1901) was a typical Vietnamese mother who had brought up her children to be patriotic, including little Nguyen Sinh Cung who later became President Ho Chi Minh. She was the second daughter of Mr. Hoang Duong, Bachelor of Arts, a native to Hoang Tru Village. She married Nguyen Sinh Sac and gave birth to three children. In 1895, she and her family moved to the royal capital of Hue and made a living for the whole family while Mr. Sac was making preparations for an academic degree.  She died of fatal disease in Hue  in 1901. In 1922, Ms Nguyen Thi Thanh, President Ho's older sister, moved their mother's tomb to the back yard of their house in Sen village.  Knowing that his brother was revolutionary leader Nguyen Ai Quoc, Mr Nguyen Sinh Khiem, the eldest brother of President Ho, secretly moved the tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan to Dong Tranh mountain in 1942 to avoid possible revenge from the authorities. On the occasion of the 95th birth anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh in 1985, the people of Nghe An rebuilt the tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan. There are some 300 steps of granite from the foot of the mountain leading to the tomb. The ferro-concrete roof of the tomb stylized a   handloom because when alive, President Ho’s mother  gained her family's living by weaving cloth.