Quang Ninh Police visit villages and issues ID cards to locals

PSNews - A working team of the Tien Yen District Police Station (Quang Ninh Province) on September 24 went to remote villages and granted free ID cards to 121 residents of Dai Duc Commune.

Dai Duc is a remote mountainous commune of Tien Yen District, where 100% of the population is ethnic minorities living in an extremely difficult state. Many of local residents cannot speak the popular language.

In order to create favorable conditions for local residents, police officers of Tien Yen District came to remote villages, offered money and issued ID cards for free to over 100 local ethnic minority people, particularly elderly people and those living in an extremely difficult state.

Earlier, on September 22, young officers of the Tien Yen District Police carried machines and equipment to remote hamlets and issued ID cards to the local citizens.

This activity of the local police supported effectively local ethnic minority people, and reflected a high sense of responsibility of the Tien Yen Police, who are always devoted to performing their duties and serving the people.

By An Nhien

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