(HBO) – As a gateway of the northern province of Hoa Binh and lying next to Chuong My, My Duc, Quoc Oai and Thach That districts in Hanoi, Luong Son district boasts favourable conditions for socio-economic development. However, some risks in order and security still linger. To solve this matter, local police have launched a number of investigation cases to crack down on crimes and contribute to the maintenance of order and security in the area.
Police in Luong Son
district regularly exchange professional skills to meet their assigned tasks
better.
Being aware of the order and security risks in
the area, the district’s police have proactively consulted with local
authorities to implement measures so as to prevent crimes and social evils,
including building and maintaining the effective operation of security clusters
along with holding quarterly meetings to review the situation and exchange
information.
Apart from increasing mobile patrols, the district police
also unveiled new tricks by criminals and encouraged locals to actively
participate in maintaining order and security in the area.
Lieutenant Colonel Cao Dai Nghia, deputy head of
Luong Son district’s police, said most of the criminal cases detected in 2018
were reported by locals. The prompt response by the police will help reinforce
the trust of people and encourage them to share information relating to social
order and security, he added, noting that more than 90 percent of cases
addressed in 2018 were informed from the masses.
In addition to building strong forces and
increasing responsibility, the local police have actively responded to social
order and security movements in the area.
Thanks to these solutions, the prevention of
crimes and social evils in the district has reaped positive outcomes.
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