Da Nang tightens urban order management.

DNO - For nearly a week, localities in Da Nang have strictly implemented the city's policy on managing and ensuring urban order and promoting civilized living, initially creating positive changes in the landscape and receiving the consensus of the people.

Hai Chau Ward authorities launched an operation to remind shops and restaurants not to place tables, chairs, or other items on the sidewalks. Photo: HC

According to reports, localities are strictly implementing Directive No. 14-CT/TU of the Da Nang City Party Committee on strengthening leadership and management to ensure urban order and promote civilized lifestyles in the city; and Plan No. 109/KH-UBND of the City People's Committee on implementing urban order management and promoting civilized lifestyles in the city.

Numerous campaigns have been launched for a "green, clean, beautiful, and safe" Da Nang. The initial implementation has resulted in a cleaner and more pleasant appearance for many streets, receiving the support of the people.

During this campaign, Da Nang city authorities are actively implementing measures at the grassroots level, aiming to change the awareness of residents and businesses along the city's streets. This will restore safe walking spaces for pedestrians and gradually foster a civilized, orderly, and sustainable urban lifestyle.

Authorities in Hai Chau ward removed items placed illegally on the sidewalk of Bach Dang Street - a key tourist route in the city. Photo: HC

Authorities in An Khe ward launched an operation to improve sidewalk order, environmental sanitation, and urban aesthetics in the Hoa An market area. Photo: Xuan Son

Authorities in An Khe ward dismantled illegally placed signs on the sidewalk of the Bac Son - Yen The route. Photo: Xuan Son.

Authorities in An Khe ward are disseminating information about the city's policy to improve sidewalk order, environmental sanitation, and urban aesthetics. Photo: Xuan Son

An Khe ward police officers deployed to ensure urban order in the area. Photo: Xuan Son.

Leaders of the Party Committee, People's Committee of Hoi An ward and related units inspect the situation of urban management and restoration of urban order in the area. Photo: XUAN SON

Quang Phu Ward conducts mobile propaganda campaign on restoring urban order. Photo: Ho Quan

Huong Tra Ward launches campaign to restore urban order and discipline. Photo: Ho Quan

Huong Tra Ward is raising awareness among business owners to strictly comply with regulations. Photo: Ho Quan

Authorities in Tam Ky ward are establishing urban order in the market area. Photo: Ho Quan

Authorities in Tam Ky ward are establishing urban order in the market area. Photo: Ho Quan

After nearly a week of local authorities launching campaigns to improve sidewalk order, environmental sanitation, and urban aesthetics, many streets are now cleaner and more spacious. Sidewalks on many central streets ensure clear passage for pedestrians. Business owners, shopkeepers, and residents are strictly complying with regulations.

In addition, many areas have not been thoroughly addressed, and the sidewalks remain unsightly.

Currently, localities are continuing to implement Plan No. 109/KH-UBND of the City People's Committee in 3 phases: phase 1 (until March 31st) involves propaganda, mobilization, and simultaneous campaigns; phase 2 (until April 30th) involves strengthening inspections and thoroughly handling violations; and phase 3 involves maintaining regular inspections and preventing repeat violations.

The City People's Committee requires all units and localities to implement the "6 clear" principle (clear person, clear task, clear responsibility, clear progress, clear results, clear authority), ensuring substantive and continuous implementation, avoiding formality.

The sidewalks on Dien Bien Phu Street (Thanh Khe Ward) are generally clear, however, some signs and belongings of residents have not yet been removed. Photo: Xuan Son

The sidewalk on Le Hong Phong Street (Hai Chau Ward) - where many shops and stalls are usually concentrated - is now much less congested. Photo: Xuan Son

On the sidewalk of Tran Phu Street (Hai Chau Ward), motorbikes have been cleared away to make way for pedestrians. Photo: Xuan Son

Many shops and restaurants on central streets have restricted the placement of tables, chairs, and signs on sidewalks. Photo: XUAN SON

Many shops and restaurants on central streets have restricted the placement of tables, chairs, and signs on sidewalks. Photo: XUAN SON

The sidewalks on Tran Hung Dao Street (An Hai Ward) are now less congested, but the practice of placing items on the sidewalks remains common. Photo: Xuan Son

The Ha Bong street (An Hai ward) still has signs and tables and chairs overflowing onto the sidewalk. Tourists still have to walk in the middle of the road. Photo: XUAN SON

In Hoi An Old Town (Hoi An Ward), businesses are proactively moving their stalls closer to their verandas to leave pedestrian access for tourists. Photo: Xuan Son

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