HBO) – The public security force in Thanh Lap commune of Luong Son district, Hoa Binh province, consists of 10 members at present. They have greatly helped with ensuring peace and security in the areas bordering Hanoi capital over the past years.


Police officers of Thanh Lap commune (Luong Son district) collect information about local residents.

The public security forces in Hoa Binh’s areas adjacent to Hanoi have boasted cohesive relations for a long time. They have coordinated to crack down on many crime hotspots and eradicate factors that could be crime causes. Any incidents happening have been discovered and handled in a timely manner, regardless of administrative boundaries, thus helping to ensure political security and social order and safety.

Since the beginning of 2018, to realise the communal Party Committee’s resolution and the Luong Son district People’s Committee’s directive on ensuring traffic safety, local police have carried out a traffic safety promotion plan and boost the "All people protect the Fatherland’s security” movement.

In the first nine months of this year, Thanh Lap commune recorded 16 criminal cases, down one from the same period of 2017. Police have stayed ready in any circumstances, safeguarding political security and social order and safety.

To obtain this outcome, they have actively grasped the local situation and taken timely actions since Thanh Lap borders a big city, making it vulnerable to social and security problems.

Communication activities have also been promoted. So far this year, local police have worked with agencies and organisations to hold six meeting to disseminate law, issue 14 warnings about criminal activities, and compile seven relevant announcements broadcast on the local public address system.

These communication activities have encouraged residents to provide police with security information to help deal with many cases./.

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