Pu Nhi Commune Police mobilized people to hand over homemade guns

Pu Nhi Commune Police mobilized people to hand over homemade guns.

In order to thoroughly manage and recover the remaining weapons, explosives, and supporting tools (weapons, explosives, and supporting tools) kept by the people, in recent times, Pu Nhi Commune Police have proactively coordinated with departments, branches, and organizations to promote propaganda, mobilize, and organize people to sign commitments to strictly implement the provisions of the law on the management of weapons, explosives, and supporting tools. Accordingly, the Commune Police force has "gone to every alley, knocked on every door, and checked every subject" to review, grasp the situation, and make a list of key areas and subjects with suspicious signs of manufacturing, storing, and using weapons, explosives, and supporting tools, thereby taking advantage of and promoting the role of village elders, village chiefs, and prestigious people among ethnic minorities to propagate and mobilize people to voluntarily hand over and actively participate in detecting and denouncing acts of manufacturing, trading, transporting, and using weapons, explosives, and supporting tools.

Thanks to good propaganda work, people's awareness of complying with the law and State regulations on the management and use of weapons, explosives, and explosives has been significantly improved. From 2024 to now, Pu Nhi Commune Police have mobilized people to hand over 20 homemade guns, including 2 flintlock guns and 18 alcohol guns.

Mr. Ho Van Dia in Ca Noi village, Pu Nhi commune said: "For a long time, our people have had the habit of keeping some types of weapons such as hunting guns, crossbows... in their homes for hunting, protecting crops or hanging in the house. I myself also have a homemade flintlock gun, which I sometimes take out for hunting. After being informed by the Phu Nhi commune police officers about the consequences and harms of illegal storage and use of hunting guns, I understood and voluntarily brought out the flintlock gun that has been with me for many years to hand over. I must set an example for the villagers and my relatives to follow."

Along with the voluntary compliance of the people, in recent times, Pu Nhi Commune Police have closely coordinated with Pu Nhi Border Guard Station to do a good job of border patrolling, organizing and strongly launching the movement of the whole people to protect national security. At the same time, reviewing and fully grasping the number of people with signs of suspected illegal storage and use of weapons, explosives, and explosives, from which there are plans and strategies to mobilize their surrender and recovery.

Lieutenant Colonel Ha Van Ban, Chief of Pu Nhi Commune Police, said: “Currently, people still store and use homemade guns for hunting and they often hide them in the fields and only take them out when needed, causing many difficulties in the mobilization and recovery work. In the coming time, the Commune Police will continue to apply measures to thoroughly propagate, mobilize and recover them; for cases of intentional non-handover, the authorities will resolutely recover and strictly handle them according to the provisions of the law.”

Mai Ha (Contributor)

Source: https://baothanhhoa.vn/cong-an-xa-pu-nhi-van-dong-nhan-dan-giao-nop-sung-tu-che-246302.htm