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Vice Premier Truong Hoa Binh assessed that young men who violate traffic also brutally beat female students as non-cultural actions in traffic – Photo: TUAN PHUNG
At the meeting to summarize the 5 years of implementation of the emulation movement to ensure traffic order and safety in the period 2016-2020 and the Year of Traffic Safety in 2020 on the morning of December 9, the Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh – Chairman of the Committee National Traffic Safety Committee: proposes to promote traditional cultural and artistic values in the propaganda and construction of traffic culture.
At the same time, the Deputy Prime Minister pointed out that digital media and social networks should be promoted to disseminate legal regulations and guide the cultural values of transport; fight against non-cultural phenomena in traffic.
“Not cultural in traffic, I said right away, as in Binh Duong, a young man who violated traffic and even hit a student. He fell off a student and then hit people again with water pipes. ?
After that, several young men came to his house and forced him to take him to the police, apparently they also beat him. Being assigned to the police is fine, but defending yourself shouldn’t “- The Deputy Prime Minister took evidence about the need to build a traffic culture.
Security cameras record the scene of a young man rushing to savagely beat a student after the accident – Source: Facebook
Regarding the incident, Major General Nguyen Duy Ngoc – Deputy Minister of Public Security – informed the Deputy Prime Minister that the Binh Duong province police were very timely in arresting young people who caused accidents and assaulted students.
According to Mr. Ngoc, a young man riding a motorcycle suddenly spun the bicycle, causing two students on electric bicycles to crash and fall. This person did not support the 2 students, but also fought brutally.
“Binh Duong police have ordered it to be handled promptly, the public fully agrees,” Ngoc said.
According to statistics from the Ministry of Public Security, from 2016 to 2020, the Local Police investigated and transferred the investigating police body to prosecute 21,219 traffic accidents, with 20,586 accused. In which, the People’s Prosecutor’s Office at all levels proposed the prosecution of 17,954 cases, with 18,460 accused; People’s courts at all levels tried 18,170 cases, with 18,704 defendants.
