Ho Chi Minh City supporting people in declaring movement
People who move on the road for legitimate reasons but do not know how to declare their movement are receiving dedicated guidance from patrol forces.
On August 29, Ho Chi Minh City has made it compulsory for people to declare their movements through the city. People can scan QR codes to make a declaration in advance from home so that they do not have tomake a declaration at checkpoints to reduce crowds. On the other hand, people can also have functional forces help them make a declaration.
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| A soldier showing peoplehow to make a movement declartion on Le Van Duyet street |
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| QR codes are valid for three days |
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| People with no access to the internet can also make a written declaration |
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| Personnel at checkpoints check QR code records against the name on the paper pass |
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| A declaration checkpoint on August 30 |
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| Authorities are working seriously and quickly |
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| A soldier guiding people in declaring their movements |
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