On April 1st, Vung Tau Ward Police (HCMC) organized a launching ceremony to pilot the model of commune-level police ensuring urban order and public order. This activity aims to build a regular and modern grassroots police force, gradually solving bottlenecks in urban management.
Immediately after the launching ceremony, the police force, militia and related units in Vung Tau ward arranged formations, vehicles, and paraded through key roads such as Hoang Hoa Tham, Thuy Van, Ha Long...
Previously, Ho Chi Minh City Police had implemented a pilot plan for the above model in 5 key areas including Con Dao special zone, Thanh An commune, Cau Ong Lanh wards, Vung Tau, Binh Duong - areas with high population density, or bustling business and tourism activities. Immediately after the plan was issued, the Department of Police for Administrative Management of Social Order established 5 working groups, coordinating with professional units and commune-level police in the pilot areas.
According to the plan, the pilot phase in Vung Tau will last about 3 months, with the goal of restoring urban order and discipline in a transparent direction. In the process of implementation, the Vung Tau ward police force will clearly assign responsibilities, apply technology in management and handling violations.
Immediately after the launching ceremony, the working groups quickly deployed tasks, conducted patrols, reminded and handled acts of encroachment on sidewalks and roadways; requested parking lots to operate in accordance with regulations; vehicles to stop and park to ensure traffic...
Mr. Vo Van Thanh Sang - Vice Chairman of Vung Tau Ward People's Committee - said that the pilot implementation of the model will contribute to improving the efficiency of state management of urban order; gradually building a civilized and modern lifestyle; raising people's awareness of law compliance, towards building Vung Tau into a safe and friendly tourist city.
