(HBO) – Hoa Binh’s police forces have cooperated with relevant authorities to set up checkpoints on main streets to conduct screenings on people and vehicles crossing the province as part of preventive measures against the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The move came following the Prime Minister’s Directives No.
15 and 16 as well as documents issued by the Minister of Public Security and
Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee on enforcing a series of
stringent measures to combat the outbreak.
A medical worker checks body temperature of people passing through a
checkpoint in Lien Son commune, Luong Son district.
A total of 143 people, including policemen, military
officials, health workers and traffic inspectors, have been deployed to watch
at 11 checkpoints across different roads in the province, said Colonel Trinh
Van Cuong, Deputy Director of the provincial Police Department.
They have been tasked to examine identity of people and
origin of vehicles and goods coming in and out in order to prevent suspected coronavirus
infections from entering the province.
They have also conducted checks on people with suspected
signs of smuggling, speculation, illegally hiking prices or producing fake
goods to profit from the pandemic.
At the same time, they have kept a close watch on coaches,
buses, taxis and other vehicles after a ban of public transportation.
They are responsible for checking body temperatures of
people crossing the roads and requesting them to fill out health declaration
forms while reporting on any suspected infection to local medical centres./.
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