The Urban Lighting Enterprise is reviewing and installing decorative LED lighting systems in the Cau Trang area..

Northwest Square – a familiar cultural, recreational, and spring festival destination for the people – is undergoing urgent renovations. Mr. Vu Xuan Tu, Deputy Director of the Square Enterprise, Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company, stated: "Since the end of January 2026, the unit has mobilized personnel and equipment to focus on improving the landscape of Northwest Square, renovating the stream embankment, the Ho Chi Minh fish pond area, trimming trees, adding ornamental flowers and decorative flags at the Monument area, striving to complete all items before the 23rd day of the 12th lunar month and maintaining regular care throughout the Tet holiday."

Along the streets of To Hieu, Chieng Coi, Chieng Sinh, and Chieng An wards, groups of workers from Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company are diligently trimming trees, planting new flowers in landscaped flowerbeds and pots; installing lighting systems, and decorating with LED lights, creating a fresh and harmonious appearance for the city during Tet.

Workers at the Square Decoration Enterprise are decorating the area with flowers, creating a scenic focal point in the central district.

Mr. Le Huy Quang, representative of the Urban Lighting Enterprise, Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company, said: The unit has reviewed, repaired, and replaced damaged streetlights; installed and supplemented decorative LED lighting systems on main roads, central areas, squares, and public places, ensuring both lighting and creating an aesthetic effect, contributing to highlighting the urban space at night during the Tet holiday.

Workers from Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company decorate the Northwest Square with flags.

Workers from Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company are tending to fresh flowers in preparation for decorating the Northwest Square area.

Implementing a two-tiered local government model, Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company has signed direct contracts with communes and wards to carry out tasks related to environmental sanitation, tree care, maintaining lighting systems, and urban landscape beautification.

Workers from Son La Urban Environment and Services Joint Stock Company are beautifying the landscape and installing a welcome gate in Chieng Sinh ward.

Mr. Ngoc Manh Hung, Deputy Director of the company, said: "Signing contracts by geographical area helps to manage and implement tasks proactively, clearly defining responsibilities, ensuring progress and quality in serving the people during Tet. In addition, the company has directed its 4 enterprises and 11 regional branches to coordinate closely and proactively implement tasks according to their functions, ensuring uniformity, traffic safety, urban aesthetics, and the quality of the landscape to serve the people during Tet."

Workers from the Urban Greenery Enterprise are taking care of trees, ensuring a green, clean, and beautiful urban landscape in To Hieu ward.

During the Tet holiday, the company arranged for overtime shifts and increased garbage transport trips, mobilizing maximum resources and personnel to organize a comprehensive cleanup on roads, residential areas, markets, and public spaces. Before and after New Year's Eve, all workers were mobilized to collect and sweep, ensuring the streets were clear and clean for the new year.

The movement to improve the landscape and environmental sanitation has spread strongly to villages, hamlets, and residential areas. People proactively clean up village roads and alleys; plant and care for flowers and ornamental plants; and beautify community gathering spaces. Many residential areas mobilize social resources to build miniature landscapes, hang flags, install lighting systems, and create spacious common areas, contributing to enriching the cultural and spiritual life during Tet.

Residential areas are adorned with colorful flags and flowers to welcome the spring.

Urban beautification efforts not only create a bright, green, clean, and beautiful appearance for central communes and wards, but also contribute to raising community awareness and responsibility in preserving the living environment. Each street and residential area is beautified, clean, and attractive, bringing a vibrant and warm atmosphere, allowing people to welcome a new spring in a joyful, safe, and civilized manner.

Nguyen Yen