The “Anonymous E-Mail Box” model not only encourages local residents to report crimes but also helps Border Guard forces closely monitor the area and promptly handle arising incidents, contributing to maintaining security and public order in border areas. Photo: Bich Hue - VNAQR codes for the “Anonymous Crime Reporting E-Mail Box” are posted by the Mon Son Border Guard Station in Mon Son commune, Nghe An province, at cultural houses, community centres and homestays, enabling residents to provide information to the authorities. Photo: Bich Hue - VNAUsing smartphones, residents can scan the QR codes and send crime reports to Border Guard forces without having to visit the unit in person. Photo: Bich Hue - VNAA soldier from the Mon Son Border Guard Station in Mon Son commune, Nghe An province, instructs Youth Union members on how to scan the QR code for the “Anonymous E-Mail Box” to report crimes. Photo: Bich Hue - VNAThe implementation of the “Anonymous E-Mail Box” has provided Border Guard stations in Nghe An with an additional channel for receiving information from local residents. Photo: Bich Hue - VNAThe Mon Son Border Guard Station in Mon Son commune, Nghe An province, applies digital technology to receive information from residents, following the principle of “staying close to the area, the people and grassroots communities.” Photo: Bich Hue - VNABeyond providing an additional channel for residents to report and denounce crimes, the e-mail boxes accessed via QR codes at Border Guard stations in Nghe An are opening up a new approach to applying digital technology at the grassroots level. Photo: Bich Hue - VNA
Nghe An Border Guards launch “Anonymous e-mail box” model
The Nghe An Border Guards are establishing an additional
channel for quickly, conveniently and securely receiving information from
people in border areas through the “Anonymous E-Mail Box” model. The model not
only encourages local residents to report crimes but also helps Border Guard
forces closely monitor the area and promptly handle arising incidents,
contributing to maintaining security and public order in border areas. Photo:
Bich Hue - VNA