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Celebrating 50-year traditional day of the People's Police force

On the morning of July 20th, the provincial  Public Security  and  Fire Prevention and Fighting Police Department, organized the 50-year traditional day of the People's Police Force (20-7), giving the awards of Ministry of Public Security and People's Committee to the collectives and individuals who have had achievements in the movement of National security as well as fight against crime, maintaining law and social safety and order.


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Mr. Dinh Quoc Thai, Chairman of the provincial People's Committee, is awarding the merit from Ministry of Public Security to PC46 of provincial Public Security
 
The attendants at the ceremony included Mr. Dinh Quoc Thai, Deputy Secretary of Party Committee, Chairman of the provincial People's Committee; Mrs. Huynh Thi Nga, Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Council, and many delegates who used to be or are leaders of departments, agencies, and directors of provincial Public Security, Fire prevention and Fighting Police Department as well as officers and soldiers in the entire force.
 
Speaking at the ceremony, Chairman of the provincial People's Committee, Mr. Dinh Quoc Thai appreciated the achievements of the provincial People’s police force in recent years and hoped that the entire provincial Public Security force in general and People’s Police in particular would be better at information work, forecasting as well as providing consultancy to the executive committee and the government in the aspect of leadership and direction to ensure social order. At the same time, it is necessary to grasp thoroughly and perform professional work in the new context effectively, focus on building a strong and formal force, and actively implement operational measures to timely prevent, effectively handle situations relating to security in order to avoid passiveness and bad preparation.

Source: Dong Nai Newspaper
 
 

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