Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong attends 2026 All people protecting national security festival in Tu Son ward

Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong (third from left) presents a Certificate of Merit from the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee to the officials and residents of Tu Son ward for their outstanding achievements in the "All people protecting national security" movement in 2026.

Tu Son Ward was established through the merger of Dong Ngan, Tan Hong, Dinh Bang and Phu Chan wards of the former Tu Son City. The ward is home to more than 21,000 households and around 70,000 residents living in 22 residential quarters. Bordering Hanoi and hosting numerous businesses, public agencies and educational institutions, the ward has maintained socio-economic stability, improved residents' living standards, and ensured political security and social order following the administrative merger.

Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong and Vice Chairman Le Xuan Loi present flowers to congratulate the festival.

The All people protecting national security movement has been widely implemented in conjunction with community-based self-management and self-protection models. Over the past two years, local residents have provided more than 500 crime-related reports, including over 300 valuable tips that assisted the police in investigating and handling numerous cases. The ward currently maintains six effective community security models, including inter-family fire prevention and firefighting teams, a closed-circuit surveillance camera network for public security, traffic-safe construction sites, and the Female Boarding House Owners model, all of which have strengthened public participation in crime prevention and early detection at the grassroots level.

Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong delivers a directive speech at the event.

Speaking at the festival, Deputy Secretary Tran Huy Phuong commended the Party organization, local authorities, armed forces and people of Tu Son Ward for their achievements in maintaining security and public order, promoting socio-economic development, and strengthening the political system, thereby contributing to the province's overall development.

He called on the ward to continue mobilizing the strength of the entire political system and the public in safeguarding security and public order, while further improving the quality and effectiveness of the All People Protecting National Security movement by placing people at the center of crime prevention, detection and suppression. He also stressed the need to strengthen public awareness campaigns and equip residents with crime prevention skills, particularly against cybercrime and online fraud, while enhancing community awareness of self-protection and self-governance.

The Deputy Secretary also emphasized the core role of the police force in maintaining a firm grasp of local conditions, proactively advising authorities and promptly addressing emerging issues at the grassroots level to prevent security hotspots. He urged continued administrative reform to improve public services and called for greater attention to building a strong grassroots security force while expanding effective community-based security models.

Provincial leaders visit the OCOP product display booth.

On the occasion, many collectives and individuals with outstanding achievements in the All People Protecting National Security movement in 2026 were honored with commendations from the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, the Director of the Provincial Police, and the Chairman of the Tu Son Ward People's Committee.

The ward also announced the launch of a new model entitled "Legal Communication on Cyberspace in Tu Son Ward," established under a decision of the Chairman of the Ward People's Committee.

A variety of activities took place during the festival, including guidance on installing, activating and using the VNeID application; free medical consultations, health check-ups, treatment and medicine distribution for people with meritorious services and policy beneficiary families; public awareness campaigns on digital transformation, legal consultation, and the collection of weapons, explosives and supporting tools; as well as exhibitions showcasing local OCOP products. Cultural and artistic performances were also organized, creating a festive atmosphere and strengthening solidarity among local residents.

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