According to Hanoi City Police, the 80th Anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025) is a major political and cultural event of the country.
To ensure the celebration takes place safely - solemnly and successfully, Hanoi City Police recommends that people maintain urban order; do not encroach on roads and sidewalks to trade, gather goods; do not set up temporary roofs and tents to cause loss of aesthetics.
Ensure public order; do not gather or cause noise; do not use loudspeakers, box loudspeakers or large-capacity sound equipment that affects the surrounding area; do not enter or xunget the protected area to serve the National Day Ceremony; maintain a civilized lifestyle, especially during festival activities, parades, and performances to celebrate the Ceremony.
Strictly comply with traffic laws; go in the right lane, on the right part of the road; stop and park in the right place; give roads to priority service groups.
Maintain environmental sanitation; clean and beautiful the front door of the house; dump garbage at the right time and place; actively participate in general public cleaning.
Swing national flags, banners, and slogans according to instructions to create a brilliant and solemn atmosphere to celebrate the solemn holiday.
People attending the Ceremony should use public transport, limit the use of personal vehicles; park at permitted locations.
The City Police also requested businesses, hotels, restaurants, agencies, businesses and households in the area to voluntarily support the arrangement of free cleaning places for the police on duty and the people during the holiday.
According to Hanoi Police, every small act, every beautiful action will contribute to building the image of a civilized - safe - friendly locality, so that the 80th Anniversary of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam will be a great success, leaving a good impression on the people and tourists.
Previously, on August 21 and August 24, thousands of people flocked to the central streets of the capital to watch the parade and general parade.
Hanoi City Police said that besides the beautiful and proud images, there are still some unconscious behaviors of the people.
Specifically, the situation of people littering, trampling on newly planted grass and flower beds, jostling and pushing, endangering themselves and those around them, even opposing the authorities on duty... has appeared.
A part of the people act uncivilized, jostle, push up protective fences, argue with each other... creating unsightly images, affecting security, order and urban aesthetics.
