Saturday Volunteer" program supports people to complete administrative procedures

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Quang Tri - The "Volunteer Saturday" program helps Kim Phu people complete administrative procedures, use online public services and VNeID.

On July 20, Kim Phu Commune Police (Quang Tri province) said that in response to the emulation movement "Most disciplined - Most loyal - Closest to the people", on Saturdays every week, the unit organizes the "Volunteer Saturday" program in villages in the area, supporting people to carry out administrative procedures and digital transformation contents.

At the program, the Digital Transformation Youth Team of the Commune Police directly guided people to use online public services, install and use the VNeID application, activate electronic identification accounts; and at the same time supported the resolution of administrative procedures and answered questions in the process of implementation in the digital environment.

This is an activity maintained by Kim Phu Commune Police every Saturday, contributing to improving service quality, reducing travel time and costs for people, especially the elderly and those facing difficulties in accessing technology.

Through activities, Kim Phu Commune Police continue to concretize the "Three Most" emulation movement, building the image of police officers who are close to the people, dedicated, responsible, taking people's satisfaction as a service goal; and at the same time contributing to promoting administrative reform and digital transformation at the grassroots level.

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