Security tightened at over 1,600 polling stations.

In just a few hours, voters throughout Ca Mau province will participate in the election of representatives to the 16th National Assembly and representatives to the People's Councils at all levels for the 2026-2031 term. As election day approaches, security and order plans at more than 1,600 polling stations across 64 communes and wards are being implemented decisively and at the highest level by the provincial police force, with the determination to ensure absolute safety for this nationwide event.

• Tighten election security in coastal communes.
• Maintain a firm grasp of the security situation and absolutely do not be complacent.
• Proactive measures to ensure security on election day.

Following the directives of the Provincial Police leadership, police units and localities have proactively monitored their areas, grasped the situation early and from afar, and implemented a comprehensive range of professional measures to maintain security and order, preventing any unexpected or passive situations.

Colonel Ho Viet Trieu, Standing Committee member of the Provincial Party Committee and Director of the Provincial Police, inspects the location where the list of candidates for the 16th National Assembly and the Provincial People's Council for the 2026-2031 term is posted.

Comprehensive efforts were made to review the area and manage the target population. Patrol and control activities were intensified day and night, promptly detecting and handling emerging issues at the grassroots level. Simultaneously, local police intensified propaganda and mobilization efforts to raise public awareness, encourage active participation in reporting crimes, and work together to maintain peace and security in the area before, during, and after the election.

At voter registration points and polling stations, the police force is working closely with other functional forces to maintain a 24/7 presence; at the same time, they are reviewing and fully implementing plans to ensure security, safety, fire prevention and control, and rescue operations.

Proactively maintain security at the grassroots level.

In Ganh Hao commune, which has 14 polling stations, the commune's police force proactively developed and implemented comprehensive plans to ensure security and order. Police officers regularly patrolled and monitored the area, promptly detecting and handling any violations.

Lieutenant Colonel Tran Ri Na, Head of the Ganh Hao Commune Police, said that the police force has deployed officers to all polling stations and increased patrols throughout the area, especially at night, to maintain stability and ensure that people can participate in the election with peace of mind.

Police officers from Bac Lieu ward are inspecting fire safety at polling stations in the area.

In Bac Lieu ward, fire safety at polling stations is a priority. All 30 polling stations in the ward are fully equipped with fire-fighting equipment and are regularly inspected and instructed on its use.

Lieutenant Colonel To Minh Hien, Head of Bac Lieu Ward Police, said that the police force had organized inspections and provided guidance to officers on duty at polling stations to ensure they were proficient in using fire-fighting equipment and ready to handle any situations that might arise.

Increase patrols and clean up the area.

In Ta An Khuong Commune, which has 42 polling stations, the commune police organized 74 patrol shifts with 584 officers and soldiers participating. Through these patrols, the unit detected and handled many violations, dismantled a cockfighting gambling ring involving 9 individuals, and imposed administrative fines totaling 13.5 million VND.

The Ta An Khuong Commune Police deployed patrols, securing the area and ensuring security and order ahead of the election.

In addition, the police force deployed personnel to ensure security and order at all 42 polling stations, contributing to maintaining stability before election day.

In Tan Tien commune, the local police maintain patrol, control, and standby teams at 29 polling stations, ready to handle any arising situations.

Mr. Cao Van Phuoc, residing in Vam Dam hamlet, Tan Tien commune, shared: “Tomorrow is the election day, so people are very excited. Security and order have been maintained consistently over the past period, so people feel very secure going to vote.”

Police officers and local security forces of Tan Tien commune are on duty, ensuring security and order at polling station number 5, located in Vam Dam hamlet.

Determined to ensure absolute safety on election day.

Alongside the deployment of resources at the grassroots level, the leaders of the Ca Mau Provincial Police also regularly conduct direct inspections and supervise the work of ensuring security and order in localities. Through on-site inspections at many polling stations, including those located in people's homes, the local police force was instructed to continue to thoroughly review security plans, closely monitor the local situation, and prevent any unexpected or passive situations from occurring.

Thanks to the proactive, decisive, and coordinated preparations of the police force from the provincial to the grassroots level, security in Ca Mau province is being maintained. Each polling station has a police presence, and each area has patrol teams working day and night to ensure peace and security, contributing to making election day a true festival for the entire population.

Brother Huu

Source: https://baocamau.vn/siet-chat-an-ninh-hon-1-600-khu-vuc-bo-phieu-a126976.html