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Eleven traffic hotlines ready for Tet rush

The National Traffic Safety Committee (NTSC) has announced 11 hotlines to receive traffic complaints during the Tet (Lunar New Year) holidays.
Eleven traffic hotlines ready for Tet rush ảnh 1Traffic in Vietnam. (Photo: dantri.com.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - The National Traffic Safety Committee (NTSC) has announced11 hotlines to receive traffic complaints during the Tet (Lunar New Year)holidays.

High-leveltransport unit officials will directly receive hotline calls in order torespond quickly to any traffic complaints, said the NTSC.

Thehotlines were set up to avoid the network being overloaded as it was last year,the NTSC said. The residents can now call numbers specifically catering totheir requests or complaints.

Thecitizens having complaints about passenger transport can call three mobilenumbers of 0983608989, 0915908085 and 0916608085 to meet those responsible inthe Directorate for Roads of Vietnam or the Ministry of Transport via096665953, 0964045445, 0977497891.

TheNTSC will handle problems regarding the traffic safety via four hotlines of0868911911, 0941329634, 0985465896, 0995918666.

Reportsof traffic violations can be sent to the Department of Traffic Police via0692342608.

In addition to the numbers above, the TrafficSafety Sub-Committee in each province will establish their own hotlines to receivelocals’ traffic calls.-VNA
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