Traffic Police joins hands with people in tidying up road for traffic safety

PSNews - Policemen from the Binh Dinh Provincial Traffic Police  joined hands with local people in clearing stones spilled over by a truck on the road, while guiding the traffic, to maintaine absolute safety.

The traffic police officers’ moves were praised by people.

At 14.30 on March 1, a truck, with a plate number of 77C-064.95, dropped off a large quantity of stones along nearly 1km from Km 1140+300 of National Highway 1 in Hoai Tan ward, Hoai Nhon district, Binh Dinh province, which posed high risks to vehicles and people running on the road section.

Being reported on the incident, a group of policemen from the Binh Dinh Provincial Traffic Police quickly moved to the scene to clear the stones and guide the traffic, to maintain traffic safety.

The police force then also called on people living along roadsides to join hands with them in tidying up the road.

After nearly 3 hours, the mess was finally cleared up.

By Phung Nguyen

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