Bringing public services to remote schools.

In the last days of September, Le Van Tam Primary School (An Trach commune) was busier than usual. This was because it became the location where the Provincial Police, in coordination with the Commune Police, received applications for Citizen Identity Cards (CCCD) and opened Level 2 electronic identity verification accounts for students.

• Commendations will be given to collectives and individuals with outstanding achievements in the Citizen Identity Card issuance campaign.
• Issuing citizen identification cards on public holidays and Saturdays and Sundays.
• We are determined to meet the target for issuing Citizen Identity Cards in August 2022.

From early morning, many parents brought their children to school to complete the registration procedures. Despite the prolonged rain, everyone was delighted that the police force facilitated the process, saving them travel time and effort, and providing attentive guidance.

Mr. Nguyen Trung Kien, a parent of a student, shared: “Today I brought my two children to get their Citizen Identity Cards, one 12 years old and the other 10 years old. I am very satisfied because it was convenient, and being able to do it locally made it easier to travel. People can all arrange to go. If this continues to be implemented throughout the province, it will be very good for the people.”

Not only parents, but students were also excited to have their photos taken and fingerprints scanned for the first time to receive their citizen identification cards.

Students undergo the fingerprinting process to obtain their Citizen Identification Card (CCCD).

Lieutenant Colonel Tran Thi Tu Nhu, Deputy Team Leader of the Registration, Residence Management, and Identity Card Issuance and Management Team - Administrative Police Department for Social Order - Provincial Police, stated: “This activity is implemented in coordination with the Department of Education and Training - in accordance with Plan No. 67 of the Provincial Police on the implementation of Project 06 in schools in the area. At Le Van Tam School, more than 500 students will be issued Citizen Identity Cards. Thanks to the good cooperation of the school, parents, and the commune police, the process of receiving applications for the students has gone very smoothly.”

Police officers directly explain and assist parents and students with the electronic identification procedures.

Along with issuing citizen identification cards, the police force and schools are also integrating the dissemination of information about the benefits of electronic identification and safe digital technology usage skills, helping parents and students better understand the important role of digital data in modern life.

This plan will not be limited to primary schools; it will continue to be expanded to secondary schools, high schools, colleges, and universities throughout the province. Before September 15th, the Department of Education and Training, in coordination with schools, will review and compile a list of all students who do not yet have a Citizen Identification Card (CCCD) or a Level 2 electronic identification account, in order to implement the plan synchronously and appropriately according to the reality of each locality.

Students are assisted in taking and scanning biometric data for the purpose of issuing citizen identification cards.

Bringing public services directly to schools not only reduces inconvenience for citizens but also demonstrates the close relationship and support of the police force with students and parents. The Citizen Identification Card and electronic identity account issued today will open up many conveniences in the future, from registering for courses and exams to using online public services .

This meaningful activity demonstrates the efforts of the Ca Mau Police and Education sectors in realizing the national digital transformation goal, bringing digital technology closer to the lives of each student, even in remote rural areas like An Trach commune.

Thuy Dung - Minh Hai

Source: https://baocamau.vn/dua-dich-vu-cong-den-truong-hoc-vung-xa-a122909.html