Ho Chi Minh City traffic police fined a car displaying advertisements for gambling and lending.

On the evening of June 17th, the Road and Rail Traffic Police Department (PC08) of the Ho Chi Minh City Police announced that they had coordinated with local forces and youth union members to remove illegal advertising leaflets that were defacing the streets and alleys.

With over 250 officers and soldiers, the local forces managed to remove thousands of illegal advertisements and loan sharking posters in just one morning.

At the same time, traffic police conducted patrols and inspections in their assigned areas. During these inspections, they discovered many cars displaying advertisements that violated regulations. The advertisements contained content related to football betting organizations, gambling, and other illicit activities.

Specifically, at approximately 11:30 AM on the same day, the Patrol Team, while on duty on Dinh Tien Hoang Street (District 1), discovered driver PTH driving a car with advertisements exceeding the permitted area. The traffic police issued an administrative violation report and ordered the driver to remove the illegal advertisements.

At 11:15 AM, the Ben Thanh Traffic Police Team and the Traffic Police and Public Order Team of District 1 Police discovered and dealt with a car driven by driver D.D. that had advertisements exceeding the permitted area.

At the same time, the advertisement pasted on the vehicle was related to a website involved in gambling and betting. Due to the nature of the case, the task force invited the driver to the Cau Kho Police Station (District 1) for further verification and clarification. Initially, the Cau Kho Police Station issued an administrative violation report against driver D.D and ordered him to remove the illegal advertisement from the vehicle.

These activities by the traffic police are part of a series of intensive operations by the Ho Chi Minh City Police Department aimed at gradually eliminating and eradicating criminal gangs, loan shark organizations, and organizations that exploit cyberspace for illegal activities.

Authorities work together to remove illegal advertisements.

PC08 recommends that when people participating in traffic discover cases of cars displaying advertisements that violate regulations, advertisements with content related to games, online gambling, or any other illegal activities, they should report it to the PC08 duty officer at 0693187521 or the hotline at 02839203333.

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