(HBO) – Political and rural security in Kim Boi district of Hoa Binh province has always been maintained over the past years. Since regular policemen have been deployed to communes and towns, measures to prevent, combat and problems related to rural security have been implemented more effectively.
Photo: Police of Kim Boi district’s Xuan Thuy commune
perform well in ensuring security and safety at quarantine centres in the
locality, which was appreciated by local residents.
In Xuan Thuy commune, security and order have always been maintained since the
deployment of the regular police force. Bui Thi Tuoi, from Dam Sang hamlet,
said that thanks to the police force who regularly patrol and make plans to
ensure security and order, people feel secure to boost economic
development.The police have strictly controlled people and vehicles
entering or leaving the area as COVID-19 cases were recently found in the
locality. People have been encouraged to actively participate in pandemic
prevention and control.
According to Lieutenant Colonel Quach Van Toan, head of the district public
security division's security team, positive changes have been seen not only in
Xuan Thuy but also in other communes since the deployment of the regular police
force to communes.
In terms of social psychology, the presence of regular police in the communes
has helped deter crimes. The closely monitoring of foreigners’ activities has
facilitated the handling of emerging incidents, preventing long-term lawsuits
or the occurrence of hotspots.
However, there remain many potential complications relating to security in
rural areas, especially involving land disputes when the district
isplanning to carry out a series of investment projects, according to the
district police.
Lieutenant Colonel Bui Van Dong, chief of the district's
division of public security, said this year there have been two cases causing
rural insecurity both relating to land disputes. He attributed to limitations
in land management and enterprises who were allocated land have not fulfilled
their commitments to local residents, adding that the lack of law compliance
among people was also a problem.
Currently, the district's public security division is continuing
to disseminate campaigns to raise people’s understanding of law enforcement and
help relevant agencies in settling the cases in accordance with their
competence and gradually stabilising the situation, Dong said.
In order to maintain rural security, the district's police will focus on
resolving differences and disputes at the grassroots level and preventing the
forming of large-scale lawsuits. The elimination of hotspots on social order
and crimes will be promoted, contributing to ensuring security and order,
effectively serving the district's socio-economic development goals, he said./.
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