This afternoon (February 7), Hai Duong Provincial Police organized the announcement and handover of the decision of the Provincial Police Director on early retirement for 5 department heads and 1 deputy department head.

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Colonel Bui Quang Binh, Director of Hai Duong Provincial Police, presented decisions and flowers to the heads and deputy heads of departments who retired early. Photo: Contributor

Previously (February 5), the Personnel Department received a request for early retirement from 12 to 31 months of age from the 6 above-mentioned department-level managers.

They want to return early to give opportunities to younger people and create conditions for streamlining the apparatus.

The personnel who requested to resign include: Colonel Pham Duc Diep, Head of the Department of Administrative Management of Social Order; Lieutenant Colonel Pham Van Luc, Head of the Department of Professional Records; Lieutenant Colonel Vu Duc Khoa, Head of the Department of Internal Security; Lieutenant Colonel Vu Hong Phong, Head of the Department of Criminal Techniques; Lieutenant Colonel Do Manh Hung, Head of the Department of Criminal Enforcement and Judicial Support; Lieutenant Colonel Duong Ngoc Vinh, Deputy Head of the Department of Staff.

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Colonel Bui Quang Binh, Director of Hai Duong Provincial Police, speaks. Photo: Contributor

Colonel Bui Quang Binh, Director of Hai Duong Provincial Police, acknowledged, commended and highly appreciated the leaders who were department heads and deputy department heads who requested early retirement.

After receiving the request, the Standing Committee of the Hai Duong Provincial Police Party Committee reviewed and resolved each case in accordance with regulations.

Mr. Binh hopes that the retired officers will maintain contact with Hai Duong Provincial Police; continue to pay attention, monitor and contribute many enthusiastic and responsible opinions to the work of ensuring security and order, building forces, accompanying and helping the grassroots police force in performing their tasks...