On September 22, Chairman of the People's Committee of Da Nang City Pham Duc An sent a letter to all cadres, party members, civil servants, public employees, workers and people of the city to participate in propaganda and fight against cybercrime.
According to the Chairman of the People's Committee of Da Nang City, in recent times, the whole country in general and Da Nang in particular, the situation of crimes and law violations in cyberspace has tended to increase with the appearance of many sophisticated methods and tricks, causing great damage to property and causing public outrage.
In addition, illegal activities are increasingly popular such as: Online gambling, black credit, buying and selling banned substances, buying and selling personal data, psychological manipulation via phone to guide victims to perform acts of service for the purpose of appropriating the victims' money, victims' families, etc.
It is forecasted that in the coming time, the situation of cybercrime will continue to develop complicatedly. Therefore, the fight against this type of crime needs to continue to be strengthened, not only in law enforcement agencies but also in raising public awareness, helping people proactively protect their assets and personal information, the most important thing is still the awareness and sense of responsibility for preventing and combating crimes of each citizen.
With the determination to repel cybercrime, contributing to building a secure, safe and healthy cyberspace, the People's Committee of Da Nang City calls on all cadres, party members, civil servants, public employees, workers and people to raise awareness, sense, sense of responsibility, proactively prevent, actively detect, denounce and participate in the fight against cybercrime with the motto "Defense, self-management, self-protection" and the spirit of "Every citizen is a soldier protecting national security".
When detecting signs of crime in cyberspace, the People's Committee of Da Nang City proposes to provide information to the police force via phone number: 02363.955.995 (Criminal Police Department, City Police), hotline: 0694.260.319 (cyber Security Department and High-Tech Crime Prevention and Control) or 0694.260.113 (City Police Command Information Center) or via Facebook fanpage, Zalo OA of the City Police.
