Small things are so difficult?

In early 2024, I wrote an article about the beggars in the old Thanh Hoa city. Afterwards, a leader of the city People's Committee told me that because he had just taken up the task, he had not yet covered all the work.

I tell you, a civilized city cannot have beggars walking in groups on the streets. Especially cannot cling to breakfast and coffee customers and ask for money before leaving. That would easily lose points.

Eliminating the problem of begging is something that many cities have done to increase the beauty and friendliness of the city, thereby increasing investment attraction and promoting tourism development. With beggars in street stalls, we should gradually eliminate them, along with investigating and verifying their identities to have propaganda measures, coordinating with the locality where they live and the relevant agencies to have management measures, creating livelihoods for them. But with those who beg recklessly at intersections with traffic signals, we must be decisive. I provide you with images of street vendors and beggars who often appear at intersections, every time the light turns red, they rush down to the road and approach cars to beg for money or sell goods. Among them are people with mobility disabilities. This situation has the potential to cause traffic accidents and spoil the urban beauty. You said you will direct the relevant agencies to handle this problem.

For about a month I stopped seeing beggars at traffic lights. My breakfast and coffee were less disturbed.

Recently, at some intersections with traffic signals in Hac Thanh ward, beggars or street vendors who also beg have reappeared. When the traffic light turns red, they rush into the street, approaching cars to ask for money or sell goods. Some drivers are upset because the traffic light has turned green but the beggars still cling on, so they roll down their windows and curse. This scene makes a civilized city with friendly citizens feel a little less.

I don’t think it’s that difficult to deal with beggars at crossroads. Although the former leader of Thanh Hoa City People’s Committee has now moved to another area, I still think that whoever manages this area is still responsible for managing urban order in a civilized and safe manner. Is it that such a small task is so difficult?

Happiness

Source: https://baothanhhoa.vn/viec-nho-ma-kho-the-sao-270963.htm