Ho Chi Minh City voters worry about unsanitary alcohol testing, which can easily spread infectious diseases

The issue of measuring alcohol concentration was raised by voters on the morning of December 3 when meeting in Thu Duc City with National Assembly delegation No. 1 including: Mr. Vu Hai Quan, Director of Ho Chi Minh City National University; Mr. Nguyen Thanh Sang, Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City People's Procuracy.

At the meeting, voter Tran Viet Trung (Truong Tho Ward) said that the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee's issuance of regulations on buying information to denounce corruption and negative acts is the right thing to do. However, many people's information sent to the authorities has not been resolved and responded to.

"In reality, there have been many reports of corruption and negativity sent by citizens to the authorities, but for some reason they have been forgotten. The denounced subjects remain at ease, while the citizens have not received any response," said voter Trung.

Therefore, voter Trung suggested that when issuing regulations on buying corruption reports, there should be a clear and transparent mechanism for receiving and processing reports and measures to protect whistleblowers.

Voter Tran Viet Trung speaks at the meeting

In addition, the conference also received many opinions from voters related to alcohol concentration measurement, compensation policies for Ring Road 2 and Ring Road 3, Thu Thiem project, school violence, etc.

For example, voter Tran Viet Trung (Truong Tho Ward) mentioned some opinions of National Assembly delegates that we cannot use the country's customs and practices to justify the handling of alcohol concentration violations. Because the harmful effects of alcohol and beer bring many consequences to society.

Many voters also agreed with the above opinion. In addition, some voters said that alcohol concentration testing needs a more reasonable solution, because blowing to measure alcohol concentration is unsanitary and can easily spread infectious diseases.

National Assembly Delegate, Director of Ho Chi Minh City National University Vu Hai Quan speaks at the voter reception

Talking to voters, Mr. Nguyen Ky Phung, Vice Chairman of Thu Duc City People's Committee agreed with voters' opinions and will have recommendations related to the issue of alcohol concentration measurement.

Regarding the compensation policy, Mr. Phung said that Thu Duc City is proactively implementing compensation price appraisal and promised to forward voters' opinions to relevant departments for resolution.

Speaking at the meeting, National Assembly delegate and Director of Ho Chi Minh City National University Vu Hai Quan said that he would take note of all voters' opinions. At the same time, Mr. Quan suggested that voters with unresolved issues should make a specific petition and he would submit the document to the competent authorities to have a basis for resolving specific issues.

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