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VIETNAM POSTS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION

Thanh Hoa Posts and Telecommunications

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Address: 33 Tran Phu street, Thanh Hoa town

Tel: 84-037-852220/852301/851818

Fax: 84-037-853800

Account: 710A Thanh Hoa Industrial & Commercial Bank

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Organization structure

 

Board of Directors:

Director: Mr. Le Ngoc Duc                             Tel: 037.852221

Deputy director: Mr. Hoang Quoc Canh         Tel: 037.753555

Deputy director: Mr. Bui Van Dung                 Tel: 037.851818

Deputy director: Mr. Do Thanh                        Tel: 037.852601

Chief accountant: Mr. Nguyen Hai Duong

 

 

Organization chart:

 

Board of directors

Administrative group

Functional bureaus

+ Personnel, labour and salary bureau

+ Planning and investment bureau

+ Telecoms technical and communication management bureau

+ Finance & accounting bureau

+ P & T management and newspaper distribution bureau

+ Administration bureau

+ Inspectory bureau

 Production & business block: 30 subsidiary member units

- 3 companies:

+ Telephone & telegraph company

+ Postal and newspaper distribution company

+ P & T construction & installation company

+ 1st grade P & T (serving provincial people committee, provincial committee and some general affairs’ sectors)

-           Town P & Ts:

+ Sam Son town P & T

+ Bim Son town P & T

 -           District P & Ts

 

+ Muong Lat P & T

+ Quan Son P & T

+ Quan Hoa P & T

+ Ba Thuoc P & T

+ Lang Chanh P & T

+ Ngoc Lac P & T

+ Cam Thuy P & T

+ Thach Thanh P & T

+ Thuong Xuan P & T

+ Nhu Xuan P & T

+ Nhu Thanh P & T

+ Yen Dinh P & T

+ Vinh Loc P & T

+ Dong Son P & T

+ Nong Cong P & T

+ Tinh Gia P & T

+ Quang Xuong P & T

+ Hoang Hoa P & T

+ Hau Loc P & T

+ Ha Trung P & T

+ Nga Son P & T

+ Thieu Hoa P & T

+ Tho Xuan P & T

+ Trieu Son P & T

 

Functions and tasks

 

  • To organise, develop, manage and run the city's posts and telecommunications network for the sake of both business interest and public services as per the development plant assigned by the Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (VNPT).

  • To ensure smooth flow of information and communications catering the leadership of the Party and Government offices at all levels and to meet the communications demands in the social and economic life of different sectors and people in the Binh Duong province and elsewhere so that yearly targets assigned by the higher level can be achieved.

  • To design & install exchange systems, telephone cables, facsimiles and radio & data transmission equipment.

  • To do business on equipment and materials used in posts & telecoms business and other registered fields according to the laws

 

Products and Services

P & T services:

  • Parcels, mails

  • Money transfer service

  • Flower telegram service

  • Facsimile

  • Mobile phone (Vinaphone and Mobiphone)

  • Vietnam paging service (107)

  • Domestic and international telegraph

  • Vietnam stamps

  • Domestic and international newspaper distribution service

  • General socio-economic information 108

  • Internet services

  • Data transmission service

  • Communication circuit leasing service

  • Value added services of digital electronic exchanges

 

Some information about Thanh Hoa

 

Thanh Hoa is a large province of Central Vietnam. Thanh Hoa is composed of three categories of mountain, plain and mid-land terrains. Its coastline is 102 km in length. Being the dwelling place of the ancient Viets, Thanh Hoa is proud of the glorious Dong Son culture (see also Cac Nen Van Hoa o Viet Nam). Only 16 km from Thanh Hoa City, Sam Son Beach is very good for bathing. Beside sandy beaches, Sam Son also has some scenic spots such as Trong Mai Island, Doc Cuoc Temple and Co Tien Mount. Citadel of the Ho Dynasty (Thanh Nha Ho) was built in 1397. It was not only the location for the central government, but also a quite military project. All the ancient citadels in Vietnam such as the citadels of Hoa Lu and Co Loa were made of earth, the only exception being the Ho Dynasty Citadel, which was wholly built in block granite, depicting the power of creativeness and industriousness of the labouring people more than six centuries ago. The Ho Citadel Dynasty only existed for 10 years (1397-1407), but its vestiges are still surprising because many of its technical questions remain the unknowns. Ba Trieu (Lady Trieu) Temple is located at the foot of the Tung mountain (Trieu Loc commune, Thanh Hoa province) . This mountain was the centre of the insurrection led by her.  Ba Trieu whose full name was Trieu Thi Trinh was a beloved national heroine. She led the nation in an uprising against the northern invasion in the 3rd century. Ritual ceremonies are held yearly at the temple on the 21st day of the lunar second month. People on pilgrimage to the temple often recall Ba Trieu's outright declaration : " I want to drive over strong wind, sail over strong waves and chase the foreign invaders  out of the country, and I will not give up myself to be their servant-concubine".  M· River is the largest one in Thanh Hoa. Nearing the coast, the river meets a high mountain which resembles  a dragon's head, from which the bridge spanning that part of river derives its name. In the early 20th century, French engineers tried in vain to built an iron bridge over M· River. In 1905, they completed a suspension bridge only to see it destroyed in the anti-French war. When peace returned in 1954, Vietnamese engineers applied new engineering techniques and built an iron bridge. The new Ham Rong bridge was completed on May 19, 1964. The bridge gained fame because it became the main target of US air forces in the efforts to break the North-South supply lines. Five units of Vietnamese armed forces were stationed around the bridge. They were honoured with the title of "Hero of the People's Armed Forces" for shooting down a total of 106 US airplanes in defence of the bridge.