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Traffic safety: not to be neglected

On 26th September, the Deputy Prime Minister cum Chairman of the National Traffic Safety Committee - Mr. Nguyen Xuan Phuc presided over an online national conference to discuss about traffic safety and security for the last 9 months of 2012. In Dong Nai province, Vice Chairman of People’s Committee Tran Van Vinh presided over a meeting to take part in the online conference.



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 Vice Chairman of provincial People’s Committee Tran Van Vinh was presenting at the online national conference on traffic safety. Photographer: T.Toan

Dong Nai has asked for permission to use a portion of fines to fix black spots. 

Minister of Traffic and Transportation Dinh La Thang reported, for 9 months, traffic safety over the country has got better; all of three criteria of traffic accidents decrease (in terms of number of cases, deaths and injuries). Particularly, there were 23,619 traffic accidents, causing 6.908 deaths and 25.002 injuries, which meant traffic accidents decreased 9,306 cases, deaths decreased 1.502 cases and injuries decreased 10,634 cases compared to the same period of 2011.

At the conference, Vice President of People’s Committee of Dong Nai Province petitioned the government for using a portion of traffic safety fund (fines for traffic regular break) to fix black spots and upgrade local traffic facilities. The Province also suggested the government to accelerate the national route 20 and other relating routes building, passing the province and functioning to support bauxite transport as well as insure the local traffic safety.

To conclude at the conference, the Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc suggested in the rest 3 months of the year, ministries, branches and locals should pay more attention to traffic safety; propagate and follow the Decree 71 (replacing for Decree 34) on traffic sanctioning with higher level of fines and deterrence. Provinces and cities should give more specific introductions to keep traffic accidents decreasing in the last 3 months…

Source: Dong Nai News Agency

 

 

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