Traffic police force is working hard to ensure traffic safety during the rainy season.

Over the past several days, Dak Lak province has been hit by continuous heavy rains due to the impact of storm circulation, causing widespread flooding in many places in the province. As a result, many roads have been cut off and traffic has been paralyzed.

Faced with the complicated natural disaster situation, the Traffic Police Department of Dak Lak Provincial Police has deployed forces, working day and night to regulate traffic, support evacuation and provide relief to people.

Officers of Road Traffic Police Team No. 3 support the evacuation of people in Phu Yen ward.

Accordingly, the Traffic Police Department has proactively assigned officers and soldiers to be on duty at road sections at risk of landslides or deep flooding causing traffic jams.

Traffic Police Team No. 2 assists vehicles through flooded areas on National Highway 29.

In areas with deep flooding, the traffic police have erected barriers and placed warning signs. At the same time, they have actively coordinated with local authorities to set up temporary checkpoints and organize traffic flow in batches to ensure the smoothest and safest possible flow of traffic.

Traffic police clear mud on Highway 29.

In particular, in order to absolutely protect people's lives, the traffic police force has assigned people to guard all night at dangerous flooded areas, determined not to let any people pass through roads that are cut off or at risk of landslides or floods.

Officers of Krong Buk Traffic Police Station clear fallen trees on Ho Chi Minh road to ensure traffic safety.

Not only performing the task of traffic control and regulation, the Traffic Police force also directly participates in supporting the evacuation and relief of people trapped in flood areas. Upon receiving any distress call, the Traffic Police working groups quickly set out, ready to move assets and evacuate people to safe places.

Leaders of the Traffic Police Department encouraged the spirit of officers and soldiers on duty to support people affected by storms and floods.

Along with the deployment of forces at the scene, the Traffic Police Department, Dak Lak Provincial Police also established direct information channels and hotlines to receive people's feedback on flooded areas, landslides or dangerous areas that need support. This effective information system has helped the Traffic Police Department grasp the situation quickly, come up with response plans, and mobilize forces to emergency areas promptly and accurately. Thanks to that, many dangerous situations have been handled early, minimizing unfortunate incidents.

With a high sense of responsibility, courage and dedication, traffic police officers and soldiers have been making an important contribution to responding to natural disasters, minimizing damage and protecting the peaceful lives of people during the flood season.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/luc-luong-canh-sat-giao-thong-cang-minh-bao-dam-giao-thong-mua-mua-lu-46910ec/