Creating open space for parks: Satisfying the people

First of all, it must be affirmed that this is a policy that is suitable for the reality and entertainment needs of a city of over a million people like Bien Hoa. The location of the Provincial Square Park is right in the center of Bien Hoa city, surrounded by a dense population. The removal of the fence in front of the Provincial Event and Foreign Affairs Center, along with the increase in amenities for people when they come to play and entertain at the park, will create a place, a large, useful, healthy playground, attracting many people to play, exercise, and play sports .

Looking at the reality of removing the fence at Bien Hung Park, it shows many practical effects such as: creating an open, friendly space to attract more people to the park; creating a familiar cultural and festival venue for city residents; creating a highlight for the city's landscape...

In addition, the unfenced parks in Bien Hoa city such as Duong Tu Giang and Nguyen Van Tri are also crowded with people coming to play, exercise and play sports. During the current hot days, these parks are also chosen by many people as a stopover, to avoid the sun and enjoy the cool breeze.

It can be said that removing solid fences in parks is suitable for current practical needs, suitable for the development trend of modern cities, because parks need to be airy and friendly. In order for these parks to operate effectively, in addition to deploying more facilities to serve the entertainment needs of the people, it is also necessary to pay attention to protecting security and order in the parks; preventing the situation of trading encroaching on the roads and sidewalks of the parks; increasing the application of information technology such as: arranging surveillance cameras around the parks to monitor security and order as well as not allowing damage to public property.

Most importantly, people's awareness when coming to public places such as parks needs to be raised in the direction of complying with park regulations, behaving civilly and politely. Absolutely do not trample or break flowers or ornamental plants; throw trash in the right place; do not damage or draw graffiti on stone benches or exercise equipment; do not smoke or spit indiscriminately...

Only then can we contribute to building parks with open, airy, green, clean, beautiful, civilized, modern and safe spaces, which are ideal places for many people to come to rest, relax and exercise after a stressful, tiring day at work, or on holidays and weekends.

Thu Ngoc

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/ban-doc/202504/tao-khong-gian-mo-cho-cong-vien-hop-long-dan-9634437/