China News Service, Beijing, February 18 (Reporter Pang Wuji) China's Ministry of Natural Resources publicly announced on the 18th that the special inspection of the 2023 land change survey found typical problems of fraud and lax investigation and lax control, a total of 16 cases.
The Ministry of Natural Resources revealed that the National Natural Resources Supervision Agency will simultaneously conduct special inspections of the 2023 National Land Change Survey from December 2023 to February 2024, focusing on the authenticity and accuracy of the inflow and outflow of cultivated land. During the county-level survey stage of the annual land change survey, various inspection bureaus inspected 1.6783 million map patches, inspected 434 counties (cities, districts) on the spot, and found 17,000 problematic patches, accounting for 1.0% of the total number of inspected patches. .
In order to effectively play the role of warning and education and ensure that the survey data is true, accurate and reliable, the Ministry of Natural Resources decided to publicly report 7 typical problems of fraud discovered by recent inspections and 9 cases of lax work and lax control that resulted in an error in the area of cultivated land of more than 1,000 acres in the survey results. typical.
Among the typical issues of fraud, the report showed that the Beizang Village Town Government in Daxing District, Beijing, and the Beixiaoying Village Committee in Beixiaoying Town, Shunyi District had fabricated the practice of covering soil on hardened ground. Investigations and self-examinations by the two districts found no problems.
Shanxi Province Datong Boxin Agricultural and Sideline Products Co., Ltd. fraudulently covered the hardened ground with soil. Tianzhen County's self-inspection did not find any problems. Datong City's inspection and Shanxi Province's inspection were not strict and no problems were found.
The Shuikou Town Government and Songxi Village Organization, Gutian County, Ningde City, Fujian Province, falsely provided evidence by temporarily transplanting sugar cane and posing for photos, resulting in inaccurate cultivated land surveys.
Among the problems of careless work and lax control, the report pointed out that Suning County, Cangzhou City, Hebei Province mistakenly investigated 10 plots totaling 2,313 acres of road land as cultivated land. Suning County Natural Resources and Planning Bureau self-examination did not find that Cangzhou The Municipal Natural Resources and Planning Bureau did not find any findings after verification.
Some banner counties in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region mistakenly investigated 4,328.50 acres of unused map spots as cultivated land, and the relevant banner county Natural Resources Bureau found no discovery in self-examination. (over)