On August 1, at My Dinh National Sports Complex, Hanoi City Police organized an assessment of the results of training in command, military, and martial arts of the People's Police in 2026 for the Traffic Police (CSGT), Fire and Rescue Police (PCCC and CNCH) and some units.
Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen - Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Deputy Director of Hanoi City Police - attended and directed the inspection.
Participating in the assessment are the Traffic Police Department, Fire and Rescue Police Department, and the Police of Hoang Mai, Son Tay, Quang Minh and Me Linh communes and wards. A total of 48 blocks with more than 3,000 officers and soldiers participated.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Colonel Tran Dinh Nghia - Head of the Traffic Police Department, the presiding unit - said that the inspection was organized seriously according to Circular No. 115 of the Ministry of Public Security and Plan No. 114 of Hanoi City Police.
According to Colonel Tran Dinh Nghia, regulations, military, and martial arts are not only contents of periodic training but also a foundation contributing to building political bravery, discipline, regular style, and combat readiness of officers and soldiers.
For forces that regularly stick to the area and directly contact people such as traffic police, fire prevention and fighting and rescue, commune and ward police, proficiently performing command movements, ensuring etiquette and demeanor are of great significance in the process of performing tasks.
Speaking to direct, Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen acknowledged the proactiveness and efforts of the Organizing Committee and officers and soldiers participating in the inspection.
According to city police leaders, although professional work is under high pressure every day, units have proactively overcome difficulties, taking advantage of lunch breaks and weekends to maintain training.
Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen requested that discipline training work must be linked to the implementation of the Code of Conduct in the Hanoi City Police force. Through inspection and rectification, in the first 7 months of 2026, the rate of officers and soldiers violating the code of conduct and working procedures has decreased significantly.
For the Fire Prevention and Fighting and Rescue forces, performing tasks regularly faces danger, directly rescuing people and property. Meanwhile, traffic police must perform the task of traffic diversion and regulation in many harsh weather conditions.
Major General Nguyen Ngoc Quyen emphasized that to complete the task, officers and soldiers need to have physical strength, bravery and good military and martial arts skills. Therefore, training and inspection work must be carried out substantively, avoiding formality and movement.
Leaders of Hanoi City Police requested inspection teams to objectively and accurately assess the results of each officer and soldier. Cases that have not met the requirements must continue to be trained and re-inspected.
Immediately after the opening ceremony, more than 3,000 officers and soldiers entered the evaluation contents under the direction of the Organizing Committee and the supervision of the Inspection Team under the Party Affairs and Political Affairs Department.
The contents include team review, parade through the podium; performing team regulations for each person empty-handed; People's Police martial arts exercises and practicing People's Police rituals according to regulations.
The assessment aims to check the actual results of training in regulations, military, and martial arts in 2026; assess the sense of organizational discipline, the ability to practice regulations, rituals and martial arts skills of officers and soldiers.
Through this, Hanoi City Police promptly promotes advantages, rectifies shortcomings and limitations, contributing to building a regular, elite, and modern force, meeting task requirements in the new situation.
