More than 300 inspectors direct traffic and ensure order during the campaign to clean up fallen trees.

TPO - On September 14, Hanoi City started to clear up fallen trees on the streets. To direct traffic flow, ensure direct traffic order and support the city's forces on duty, more than 300 traffic inspectors were mobilized.

After the city's launching ceremony this morning, all departments, agencies, and organizations of Hanoi took to the streets to remove and clear fallen trees, clean up the environment, and soon return the streets and sidewalks to a clean and tidy state.

After the launching ceremony, Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Hanoi Party Committee Nguyen Thi Tuyen and functional forces such as Traffic Inspectorate and Environmental Sanitation worked together to clean up the streets in Hoan Kiem district.

Chief Inspector of Hanoi Department of Transport Tran Nhat Quang, along with city leaders and departments, carried out a general cleaning in the early morning of September 14.

To ensure the safe removal of fallen trees and cleaning, the Inspectorate and Traffic Police have set up interdisciplinary working groups to directly regulate and direct traffic.

The Hanoi Department of Transport Inspectorate alone mobilized more than 300 officers and inspection forces in 12 inner-city districts with the task of both regulating and diverting traffic and directly assisting in lifting and moving trees.

On large streets with space, authorities will mobilize machinery to lift and move trees.

In Ha Dong district, due to limited machinery for clearing and moving fallen trees from the city and district, the Ha Dong District Traffic Inspection Team (Department of Transport Inspectorate) and the District Police have called for and mobilized external support to ensure work progress and efficiency.

In locations on narrow streets and areas where machinery cannot be mobilized, working groups manually cut, transport, and move fallen trees.

The Hanoi Department of Transport Inspectorate said that during the recent storm No. 3, over 25,000 trees fell, mainly in 12 inner-city districts. This has greatly affected traffic and people's lives in recent days.

Therefore, after the city's launching ceremony in the early morning of September 14, functional forces including the Traffic Inspectorate will try to clean up and basically move all fallen trees on the road that are directly affecting people's traffic during the weekend.

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