Occasion 30/4 and 1/5 have up to 4 days off. However, in order to keep up with the progress of citizenship identification (CCCD), the police still work day and night without rest. In addition, the police also arranged free vehicles to transport people for citizenship identification.
On April 24, talking to PV Tien Phong, Binh Duong’s police representative said that in order to keep up with the set schedule, the unit was strengthened to implement the work of granting CCCD to local people. On the upcoming 4-day holiday, the police of Binh Duong province still work day and night and do not take a rest. Binh Duong police issued CCCD to people during 4 holidays With the goal of completing the issuance of CCCD cards to all people aged full 14 years and over in the area by July 1, 2021, Binh Duong Provincial Police has focused on maximum all available resources, including “Overtime” works at night to keep pace. Colonel Trinh Ngoc Quyen, Secretary of the Party Committee, Director of Binh Duong Provincial Public Security said that the whole province is currently equipped with 20 apparatuses by the Ministry of Public Security to issue CCCD cards to people. In order to meet the needs of people to use CCCD cards and ensure the right time as prescribed by the Ministry of Public Security, Binh Duong Police gather all available resources to issue CCCD cards 3 shifts / day, day and night continuously. including working on Saturdays and Sundays and increasing mobile work in communes, wards and towns. Binh Duong is located in 10 provinces and cities selected by the Ministry of Public Security as the implementation point to be completed until July 1. Ethnic minorities in Binh Phuoc are offered free transportation to CCCD In Binh Phuoc province, the police force was arranged to increase working day and night to timely issue CCCD to the people. The current time in Binh Phuoc is the cashew season, during the day people are busy harvesting cashew, often take advantage of at night to get citizenship. This is a locality where there are many ethnic minorities living, the way at night is very difficult. People in Binh Phuoc harvest cashew during the day, and work as CCCD at night In order to support ethnic minorities, where traveling is difficult, the police of Phu Rieng commune (Phu Rieng district) mobilized a 52-seat passenger car to carry and pick up people for free from 7:00 pm the previous night. 5 o’clock the next morning. Only on April 23 and 24, about 300 people were brought in, including priority for the elderly, students, pregnant women, young children, families with no means of transportation …
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