(HBO) – Hoa Binh has intensified the communications on the elections of deputies to the 15th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels in the 2021-2026 tenure among local residents, especially those in remote, mountainous and ethnic minority-inhabited areas, aiming to raise public awareness of the elections and the responsibility to vote.
Hien Luong commune (Da
Bac district) strengthens popularisation on the Election Law among all local
residents. Photo: members of the election group of Doi village review the voter
list at the commune’s cultural house.
According to the
Election Commission of Luong Son, the communications on the elections have been
implemented in a regular, continuous and diverse manner. The Culture,
Information and Communications Centre of the district has carried out dozens of
programmes through the loudspeaker system of the district as well as communes
and townships.
More than 20 voice
files of communications have been transferred to communes, townships, villages
and residential areas. Meanwhile, mobile communications by motorbikes has been applied,
while with panels and flags have been hung in central areas and main streets.
In the mountainous
district of Da Bac, the Culture-Information Office of the district has designed
plans to popularise the elections among local residents through the loudspeaker
system and motorbikes.
Defining
communications as one of the key activities supporting the elections, the
provincial Judicial Department advised the Hoa Binh People’s Committee to issue
a guiding document on the communications and popularization of the Election
Law.
Bui Duc Hinh, Deputy
Standing Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the
provincial Election Committee said that thanks to direction from the provincial
level, localities have strengthened communications on the election through
flexible forms suitable to their real conditions, contributing to connecting
people from all walks of life and draw their attention to and engagement in the
elections, ensuring that the event will take place in a fruitful, democratic,
equal and law-abiding manner./.
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