(HBO) – In 2020, local departments, agencies and sectors of Yen Thuy district, Hoa Binh province, built plans to popularise the Party and State’s law and policies and promote the movement to encourage people to engage in protecting national security through various forms.
The Divsion of Public Security of Yen Thuy
in coordination with Hang Tram secondary school organised an event for students
to sign commitments to not violate the traffic law.
Bui Van Hai, Chairman of the district People’s Committee, said that as part of
efforts to develop the movement, the district has seen the involvement of Party
Committees and administration at all levels, with focus on strengthening law
communications among locals.
The district People’s Committee directed sectors and organisations in the
communication activities, while alerting locals on tricks of criminals.
Meanwhile, the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of the district
directed its agencies and VFF Committees at lower levels to coordinate closely
together in educating locals on the law as well as criminal prevention and
combat, thus ensuring security and order. The VFF Committee supported 18 people
under community-based education.
At the same time, the district Women’s Union saw the registration of 15,127
members, or 82 percent, to maintain families with no members committing legal
violations or suffering social evils.
The district Farmer’s Union maintained the operation of clubs on criminal and
social evil prevention and combat, along with activities to popularise the law
among its members.
The Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of Yen Thuy district directed the union
in communes, towns, organisations and agencies to organise law communication activities
among students and young people, including seven meetings on traffic law
popularisation, an event for 1,169 members of the union to sign commitments to
not use drugs, along with a criminal prevention and combat club.
The War Veterans’ Association at all levels also popularised the Party and
State’s law and policies to 3,747 members, while taking part in 295 social
order and traffic safety patrols.
Along with communications activities, the district's police have maintained the
operation of a mailbox to receive feedback from locals, along with 11 mailboxes
in 11 communes and towns. The organisation and operation of 768 self-managed
residential areas was completed, along with 115 reconciliation groups, 115
order and security teams, and 116 teams for fire prevention and control as well
as three adjunction security groups.
A model of defence-security cultural village was built in Ngoc Luong commune,
while the model of drug-free school was maintained in Yen Thuy A and Yen Thuy C
High Schools, and Lac Thinh Secondary School. The security self-managed models
proved efficiency in preventing legal violations and crimes, while helping
educating locals on legal regulations and dealing with disputes from grassroot
level, thus contributing to raising public awareness of participating in the
movement of all people protecting national security.
Necessary documents are being compiled on the opening of a security clusters in
the adjunction area of three districts of Lac Thuy, Lac Son of Hoa Binh
province and Thach Thanh district of Thanh Hoa province.
With the engagement of the Party Committees and administration at all levels,
the movement of all people protecting national security have been implemented
effectively, helping to safeguard security and support socio-economic
development in the locality./.
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