Commune police in Cao Bang go to homes to make ID cards for people with strokes

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Cao Bang - Unable to walk due to a stroke, a resident in Dong Khe commune was supported by police officers to go to his house to complete ID card procedures.

On August 22, Cao Bang Provincial Police said that Dong Khe Commune Police had just organized the collection of ID card applications at home for a citizen who suffered a stroke, was in poor health, and had difficulty traveling.

Previously, through reviewing and grasping the population situation, Dong Khe Commune Police determined that this case did not meet the health conditions to directly go to the headquarters to carry out procedures.

Implementing the motto "Serving the People", the unit has proactively arranged officers and soldiers to go to citizens' homes to support them.

On August 21, officers and soldiers of Dong Khe Commune Police brought necessary equipment directly to citizens' houses.

Here, the police force proceeded with the steps of collecting information, taking photos, taking fingerprints and completing ID card applications in accordance with regulations.

The entire process is carried out at home, helping citizens not to travel in weak health conditions.

Officers and soldiers also wholeheartedly guide and support families to complete the necessary procedures, ensuring speed and convenience.

This work contributes to reducing travel time and costs for people, while ensuring the legitimate rights of citizens.

This is also a practical way to bring administrative procedures closer to people, especially in cases of patients, the elderly or people facing difficulties in traveling.

Instead of forcing people to find ways to go to the headquarters, the police force proactively went to their homes to provide support.

Through this, the image of grassroots police officers being close to the people, close to the people, and wholeheartedly serving the People continues to spread.

In the coming time, Dong Khe Commune Police will continue to review and grasp the situation of cases facing difficulties in travel.

The unit will promptly support and create conditions for people to carry out administrative procedures in accordance with regulations.

These specific and practical actions contribute to improving the effectiveness of administrative reform, while strengthening the trust and attachment between the Police force and the people.

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