Nearly 10,000 people flocked to the Central Highlands through the night after the Prime Minister's telegram

Although there was a telegram from the Prime Minister asking "who is where, there", the number of people repatriating from the South to the Central region is still very large, even more numerous than in previous days.

On the morning of August 2, Mr. Dao Kim Nghiep, deputy director of Dak Rlap District Health Center (Dak Nong), said that the number of people returning from southern provinces through Dak Ru epidemic control checkpoint on August 1 was nearly 10,000. People.

According to Mr. Nghiep, this may be the last number of people riding motorbikes to their hometown after the Prime Minister's telegram.

"Previously, Binh Phuoc side announced about 3,000 vehicle turns, equivalent to 6,000 people. However, we calculated that there were more than 4,000 vehicle turns with nearly 10,000 people. The group moved for many kilometers on Ho Street. Chi Minh", Mr. Nghiep informed.

Mr. Nghiep added that after receiving news from Binh Phuoc province, Dak Nong has mobilized the maximum force for medical examination and traffic separation at the quarantine checkpoint in Dak Ru commune. The quarantine force at the checkpoint was doubled, to 40 people.

"Those who return to Dak Nong will be sampled for testing for SARS-CoV-2 at the checkpoint and have a vehicle lead the delegation to each district and city for isolation. The remaining group will be taken to Dak Lak by the traffic police. group, in batches," said Mr. Nghiep.

According to the leader of the Traffic Police Department of Dak Nong Provincial Police, because the number of people and vehicles returning from Binh Phuoc at the same time was large, the unit divided into small groups to lead. Each group is equipped with a guide vehicle and a tail lock vehicle.

On the way, a number of cars were damaged, the traffic police assisted in moving to the end of Dak Nong province, ensuring that no people and vehicles were left behind.

On the evening of August 1, Dak Lak province welcomed more than 3,000 people from the southern provinces to the locality. These people were gathered at No Trang Long Boarding High School (Buon Ma Thuot City) for a quick test and then delivered to the districts for management.

Gia Lai has just organized a flight to pick up 192 citizens from Ho Chi Minh City and Binh Duong to avoid the epidemic on the afternoon of July 23. This is the first of five flights to bring 1,000 citizens of Gia Lai home due to the impact of the epidemic.

In the past few days, the number of people returning from the southern provinces to the Central Highlands is very large, mainly by motorbike. At the Cai Chanh epidemic control point, Dak Ru commune, Dak R'lap district (Dak Nong), the flow of people gathered to complete the procedures caused traffic here to be stuck locally, lasting for kilometers.

Faced with the above situation, the traffic police force of Dak Nong Provincial Police has arranged staff to separate channels, guide people to queue, check their passports, and at the same time bring specialized vehicles to guide people to move to the area. Dak Lak province, with a distance of 150km. The forces of youth union members and militiamen rotated on duty, both to support medical declarations, and to provide food and drinks for passersby.

"Which province do you go to, where's your ID card? There's mineral water on the table, you go there to drink to relieve fatigue. Everyone gathers at the gas station 200m away on the right hand side to refuel, then follow along. instructions of the traffic police...". Those are the words of Lieutenant Nguyen Van Quynh (SN 1995, Traffic Police Team of Dakr' R'Lap District, Dak Nong District) instructing people returning from southern provinces to gather motorbikes in front of the checkpoint. Cai Chan. Seeing any case with undetermined documents, loss of identity card, or expired paper, Lieutenant Quynh graciously inquired and called officials to assist.

According to Lieutenant Quynh, the district police leader assigned 9 traffic police officers and soldiers to be on duty at Cai Chanh point, a day divided into 3 shifts, 8 hours each. Quynh has been involved in the closing duty here for 2 weeks now. In addition to ensuring security and order, regulating vehicles and instructing people to maintain social distance, Quynh and her teammates also received charity gifts from benefactors such as bread and drinking water to provide support to commuters. road.

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