Police come to the house to make ID cards for a 102-year-old woman in Phu Tho
Phu Tho - Police come to homes to support the elderly and people with disabilities in getting ID cards.
In Lien Chau commune, the commune police came to the house to support Mrs. Bui Thi Hen, 102 years old, to carry out ID card procedures.
In Luong Son commune, officers and soldiers persistently perform professional operations suitable to the health condition of Ms. Tran Thi Vong, nearly 90 years old, helping her complete the collection of dossiers right at home.
Also through grasping the situation in the area, Van Ban Commune Police learned that Ms. N.T. C., born in 1934, residing in Dinh Tan village, lost her ID card but could not come to the headquarters to complete procedures due to old age and weakness.
The police officer then brought the device to her house, collected biometric data and completed the dossier to reissue her ID card.
Not only supporting the elderly, the police also care about people with disabilities and those facing difficulties in daily life.
In Van Son commune, police officers directly came to the house to help Ms. Dinh Thi Ly, born in 1992, who was paralyzed in her limbs, carry out procedures for ID and electronic identification.
Dung Tien Commune Police organized the collection of dossiers for children with disabilities and limited mobility. Meanwhile, Cu Dong Commune Police supported the elderly, wounded soldiers, and sick soldiers to resolve administrative procedures.
In Quyet Thang commune, after completing the task of receiving citizens at the headquarters, officers and soldiers continue to go to families in difficult circumstances to support the collection of ID card applications, helping people save time and effort traveling.
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