HCM City launches "Traffic Safety Year 2018", vowing to reduce traffic accidents by 5%
(VNF) - HCM City’s authorities will commit to reducing traffic accidents by 5% in 2018.
The theme of this year stresses the importance of paying attention to children's safety on the roads, as they are the most vulnerable in traffic accidents.

HCM City Chairman Nguyen Thanh Phong helps children put their helmets on at the Traffic Safety Year 2018 event on January 3 (source: Dantri)
Leaders of departments and agencies were asked to show more determination and make traffic order maintenance one of their priorities.

Nguyen Ngoc Bao Han, student of Tran Dai Nghia secondary school, speaks at the event (source: Tuoi Tre)
On behalf of children of HCM.City, Nguyen Ngoc Bao Han, 9th grade student of Tran Dai Nghia secondary school, thanked the city authorities for selecting the theme of the Traffic Safety Year 2018 which put children at the central. Han also took the occasion to express her expectation that adults will serve as role model for children to follow in adhering to Traffic Law and cultured traffic behaviors.
According to the committee, in the first 11 months of 2017, in HCM City, there were over 3,600 traffic accidents killings 655 people and injuring 2,800. The number of fatalities and injured people decreased by 13% and 5% compared to the same period in 2016 respectively./.
( VNF )
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