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| The temperature in Hanoi during the first days of June has exceeded 40 °C. |
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| The actual outdoor temperature even exceeds 42°C. Despite the harsh weather, Hanoi traffic police officers still work under the sun, guiding traffic flows at key traffic intersections. |
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| At the Hang Bong – Cua Nam intersection, traffic police officers start working from the early morning. |
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| According to Captain Phung Duy Phuc, a police officer of the Hanoi Traffic Police, he and his colleagues have to work in the harsh weather every day, but they still strive to fulfill their missions. |
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| Lieutenant Vu Dieu Thuy also shares that she has to work 2 shifts each day from 6 am to 8 am, and from 4.30 pm to 6 pm. |
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| “The working times are normal to male police officers but hard to female police officers, so we receive much sympathy from people passing by,” she said. |
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| Senior Lieutenant Nguyen Xuan Truong, a police officer of Team 1 under the Hanoi Municipal Traffic Police Division is guiding the traffic at the Trang Tien – Hang Bai intersection. |
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| Hanoi Traffic police officers are helping foreign tourists to find their way. |
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| A traffic police officer working on Chuong Duong Bridge is directing vehicles in the hot weather. |
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| In order to ensure traffic safety, the Traffic Police force in general and the Hanoi Traffic Police force in particular try their best to ensure traffic safety and order despite the harsh weather. |
