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| The scene of an accident killing one person and injuring three others in June this year in Di Linh District, the Central Highlands of Lâm Đồng. The province has set up a 24-hour hotline so that residents can call any time about traffic violations. — Photo kenh14.vn |
Viet Nam News
LÂM ĐỒNG — The Lâm Đồng transport department has set up a 24-hour hotline so that residents can call any time about traffic violations during the Lunar New Year holidays.
The hotline includes mobile phone numbers of department heads and the office landline numbers of several officers. Specifically, residents can contact Nguyễn Văn Gia, department deputy director, at 0913743827; Trương Văn Huấn, department chief inspector, at 0888830879; and Võ Quang Vũ, head of transport, vehicles and drivers management division, at 0903160220.
People can also reach the inspection division office on 0633833491 and the transport, vehicles and drivers management division on 0633827244.
The transport department said it would rope in concerned officials and punish traffic offenders based on road transport law.
During the holidays, which begin end of January, the provincial transport police will conduct a drive to crack down on violators and ensure traffic safety. Several check points will be set up on highways No 20, 27, 27C, 55 and 28 to check vehicle speed, weight and the number of passengers on coaches, to prevent overcrowding. — VNS
