Dong Nai police support 900 unemployed to return home in Central Highlands

Some 900 workers in Dong Nai, who had lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, wanted to return home in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak.

Knowing the people planned to go home by motorbike on July 29, the traffic police in coordination with other local organizations in  the pandemic-hit province of Dong Nai convoyed them to Dak Lak. 

At 1.30 am on July 30, the police convoyed all of nearly 1000 people to travel 400 km from Dong Nai to Dak Lak safely. 
As they arrived in Dak Lak, the Dong Nai traffic police handed over the people to the Dak Lak provincial police who then continued escorting them to the Ethnic Boarding School in Hoa Phu commune, Buon Ma Thuot city, where the local authorities helped them make medical declarations and other necessary procedures. 

Y Thien Nie, a member of the home-returning group, held his baby daughter saying with joy that he and his family finally returned home. 

Y Thien Nie said he and his spouse came to Dong Nai to work 4 years ago. Later they got married. The couple just welcomed a new baby when the pandemic broke out. He tried to look for a job but the COVID-19 broke his hope. 

Hundreds of medical workers were also mobilized to test all the new comers for COVID-19. Those who had no signs of high temperature, cough and negative results could continue their trips without stopping at COVID checkpoints on the road to their residences. 
But people with COVID symptoms were asked to stay there. They were then isolated and would get further tests to confirm whether they were infected.

A team of police officers and a truck with a freezing container full of food and drinks for the people.

By DT

Other News

Minister Luong Tam Quang pays tribute to heroic martyrs and people with meritorious services in Gia Lai

Minister Luong Tam Quang pays tribute to heroic martyrs and people with meritorious services in Gia Lai

On the occasion of the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs' Day, General Luong Tam Quang, Member of the Politburo, Secretary of the Central Public Security Party Committee, and Minister of Public Security, along with a working delegation, offered flowers and incense in tribute to heroic martyrs, visited and presented gifts to wounded and sick soldiers, policy families, and outstanding people with meritorious services in Gia Lai province, on July 19.

Top leader asks for building stronger, more modern people's police force

Top leader asks for building stronger, more modern people's police force

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam highlighted the country's recent socio-economic achievements, recognising the significant contributions by the People's Public Security force, particularly the People's Police, senior police leaders over different periods and the Association of Former People's Public Security Officers through grassroots movements safeguarding national security.

Inauguration of the Immigration Command, Control and Operations Center

Inauguration of the Immigration Command, Control and Operations Center

Amidst the vibrant competitive atmosphere of the entire People's Public Security Forces to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the People's Security Force (July 12, 1946 – July 12, 2026), the Immigration Department held a ceremony, on the afternoon of July 11, 2026, in Hanoi, to commemorate this milestone and inaugurate the Immigration Command, Control and Operations Center.

Art Gala "Peaceful Fatherland" pays tribute to the People's Security Force

Art Gala "Peaceful Fatherland" pays tribute to the People's Security Force

To mark the 80th anniversary of the People’s Security Force (July 12, 1946 – July 12, 2026), the Ministry of Public Security (MPS), in coordination with the Hanoi People's Committee, grandly hosted a special art gala titled "Peaceful Fatherland," on the evening of July 12, 2026, at Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, Hanoi.

Public security anniversary events begin in Hanoi

Public security anniversary events begin in Hanoi

Through music, storytelling and stage performances, the programme paid tribute to generations of officers and personnel who have contributed to safeguarding national security and maintaining peace and stability. It also offered the public a closer look at the force’s specialised responsibilities and the quiet sacrifices made in service of the nation.