After the collapse of "self-built houses", many places have faced renovations. Category 4 farm houses are in danger! Every village is involved

A collapse of a self-built house resulted in the disappearance of 53 lives. This is such a tragic fact.

But what kind of social reality exists behind this incident? Each of us hopes that our lives will be better, but our lives not only require us to fight for it ourselves, but also require us to be reasonable and legal in our daily work.

The collapse of self-built houses in Changsha, Hunan has sounded the alarm for us, forcing us to be vigilant about the safety of self-built houses.

After all, the safety of the house involves the personal safety of each of us.

In response to this phenomenon, the state has also launched rural housing rectification in various regions.

Which houses will be included in the scope of rectification?

Unapproved expansion and construction

In the collapse of a self-built house in Changsha, Hunan, which was among the top hot searches a few days ago, a false inspection report caused this tragedy.

Of course, this incident occurred not only because of the false inspection report, but the false inspection report also provided convenience for the construction of self-built houses.

They blindly pursue the construction of houses and never consider whether the houses can bear the risks of expansion and construction.

The occurrence of this incident caused a nationwide collection of self-built houses in rural areas.

When walking into rural areas in our country, we can often see that rural residents’ self-built houses are high-rise buildings. Do their high-rise buildings have corresponding inspection reports? Currently, the state is severely cracking down on residents in rural areas who expand or build on their houses without approval from relevant units, and may even require residents to demolish their houses.

Judging from this move, although it may damage the actual rights and interests of some farmers to a certain extent, we have to say that this decision of the state has put an end to the collapse of self-built houses to a certain extent. occurrence, it is conducive to maintaining the personal safety of residents and is a relatively long-term development direction.

However, the state is rectifying self-built houses in rural areas and strictly reviewing expansion and additions should also be based on local actual conditions.

Relevant units cannot blindly implement one-size-fits-all policies locally, as this may seriously damage the vital interests of local residents and have a serious impact on them.

2. Old and dilapidated buildings

Although under the current background of social development, the living standards of rural residents in our country have generally been improved, and people’s living conditions have also been greatly improved. improvement.

However, not every household in rural areas of our country lives in a building. In rural areas of our country, the living conditions of some people are still relatively difficult. The houses they live in may have been their ancestors’ lifetimes. In places where housing facilities are relatively simple.

There are even some houses that have been uninhabited for a long time and have fallen into disrepair, gradually forming some old and dilapidated houses.

Although those old and dilapidated buildings can provide certain living conditions for local residents, they cannot well protect the lives of local residents.

In this campaign to rectify farmhouses, the state has included these old and dilapidated houses into the scope of rectification, and has truly changed the living conditions of rural residents.

3. Building houses on farmland

We have to admit that there are some residents with relatively affluent living conditions in rural areas of our country.

Most of those residents have seized on a series of policies and economic policies that our country has implemented in rural areas to benefit the people and have achieved their own economic prosperity.

They gradually became dissatisfied with their original living conditions and began to pursue higher-quality living conditions and houses.

They built small western-style buildings in their own yards, and some rural residents used their farmland to build houses to meet their living needs.

But the behavior of those who build houses on farmland is not advisable.

After all, land resources in our country are relatively limited. Building houses on farmland will cause a waste of land resources. This behavior will also be included in the focus of housing renovation.

4. Private construction

Homestead land in rural areas of our country is collectively owned by rural areas of our country.

If we want to own our own self-built house in a rural area, we must ensure that we have a rural household registration.

And if you want to own your own self-built house in rural areas of our country, you must obtain approval from rural grassroots leaders before you can build it normally.

However, due to the decrease in residential land in rural areas of my country in recent years, the approval process is also relatively complicated.

But no matter what the reason is, if we want to build a house, it must be reasonable and legal.

For those who build houses without approval, their behavior is illegal to a certain extent, and the houses they build are not recognized to a certain extent.

Relevant units will also strictly control those who build houses privately during this rectification process.

Summary:

No matter what kind of housing reform the country carries out in rural areas of our country, their starting point is good. They are all to fully protect the practical interests of residents and maintain their personal safety.

In fact, this also reminds us to a certain extent that we must be reasonable and legal in the construction of houses in our daily lives to safeguard the personal safety of ourselves and others.