With hundreds of thousands of people and tourists flocking to the center of Hanoi to watch important events, especially the rehearsal of the parade and parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day, September 2, the city has deployed a large-scale public utility system. Not only ensuring security and order, Hanoi also focuses on the most essential needs, from healthcare, sanitation, water supply to transportation and parking, all to bring a convenient and safe experience for everyone.
The public utility system is carefully prepared, demonstrating the thoughtfulness and professionalism of the Organizing Committee. All necessary information is updated on the digital map.A80 - Pride of Vietnamand the iHanoi application, helping people easily look up the locations of service points right on their phones.
To ensure a safe and smooth Preliminary Review, public facilities have been carefully prepared. People can easily find these locations through the A80 map.
To ensure the health and safety of the community, the city has arranged 88 medical teams and 37 ambulances on parade routes and crowded areas. Medical teams and volunteers are always ready to assist. When in need of emergency help, people can immediately call 115 or go to the nearest police or volunteer posts. The dense presence of this public health system brings absolute peace of mind to residents and visitors.
In case of emergency medical assistance, call 115 immediately or go to the nearest police or youth volunteer station.
The need for public toilets is one of the issues that receives special attention during large-scale events. Hanoi has solved this problem thoroughly by deploying a total of 1,012 free toilets.
This impressive number includes 612 newly installed mobile toilets and about 400 toilet stations mobilized from agencies, schools and even private homes. Many street-front households have voluntarily opened their homes, turning private spaces into public facilities, creating a beautiful image of the hospitality and sharing of Hanoians. To find the nearest toilet, people just need to access the map on the iHanoi application or the website a80.hanoi.gov.vn, find the WC icon and click "Directions" to be directed.
Use A80/iHanoi application or access digital map
In order to encourage people to use public transport, the entire bus and skytrain system will be free of charge for the 4 days of the event, including the preliminary day on August 27. This is a practical policy that not only helps people save money but also contributes to reducing traffic congestion, which is a difficult problem for the city.
These simple but humane actions brought convenience and comfort to viewers, while creating a friendly and sharing atmosphere on the big festival day.
For those who use personal vehicles, the city has arranged many free parking spots. In addition to the announced spots such as Thang Long Imperial Citadel, Hanoi Museum or Vietnam-Soviet Friendship Cultural Palace, the People's Committees of wards have also added parking spots in school yards and office buildings. This helps people easily find safe and convenient parking spots, avoiding chaos and encroachment on sidewalks and roads.
The careful preparation of the public utility system shows the professionalism and vision of Hanoi in organizing national-scale events. Each service point and each policy is carefully calculated to ensure safety, convenience and satisfaction for the people. These practical and humane actions not only create a beautiful image in the eyes of tourists but also affirm the spirit of hospitality and civilization of the Capital during the great festival of the country.
