Instructions on how to move for delegates, guests and people attending the A80 event

The Traffic Police Department, Ministry of Public Security, guides vehicle assembly points, travel routes and security control for the 80th Anniversary of August Revolution and National Day September 2 in Hanoi.

Images at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum area, Ba Dinh Square serving the celebration. Photo: Van Diep/VNA)

To ensure the movement of delegates, traffic participants, vehicle gathering, and facilitate monitoring, observation, and movement when participating in the general training activities, preliminary rehearsals, final rehearsals, and the official program of the 80th Anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2 in Hanoi, the Traffic Police Department, Ministry of Public Security announces instructions on some related traffic information to serve the people.

For delegates and guests

1. Grandstand:

The Organizing Committee arranges seating for delegates and guests attending the Ceremony as follows:

- Grandstand A (from A0, A1, A2, A3, A4: 2,142 delegates);

- Grandstand B (from B1-B5: 14,490 delegates);

- Grandstand C (C1-C5: 8,360 delegates, including 4,598 blocks arranged in areas C2+C3);

- Armed forces block: 18 blocks = 1,800 comrades;

- Red flag standing block: 1,800 comrades.

2. Locations of security checkpoints for delegates and guests

(1) Gate located at 17 Ngoc Ha (controlling the direction to Ho Chi Minh Museum and the stands);

(2) Gate located at Ong Ich Khiem - Le Hong Phong (controlling access to stands A1, A3 and the public);

(3) Gate located at Le Hong Phong - Hung Vuong (controlling access to stands A1, A3 and the public);

(4) Gate located at Doc Lap - Dien Bien Phu (controlling access to Grandstands A2, A4 and the public);

(5) Gate located behind the Monument to Heroes and Martyrs (controlling access to stands A2, A4 and the public);

(6) Gate located on Hoang Van Thu Street - in front of the Central Organizing Committee (controlling the entrance of leaders of ministries, departments, branches, and guests);

(7) Gate located at Green Gate C area (security control into VIP area).

Military forces were deployed to block many streets to ensure security, order and traffic safety for the first general training ceremony. (Photo: Pham Kien/VNA)

3. Directions and vehicle assembly points for delegates

- Vehicles with the DELEGATE 1 badge (sitting in the A1+A3 grandstand area on the right side of President Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum - on the side of Chua Mot Cot Street): Vehicles from all directions move and stop at the intersection of Chu Van An - Le Hong Phong or Tran Phu - Ong Ich Khiem, delegates get off the vehicle and walk into the grandstand through security checkpoint No. 8 Hung Vuong or No. 2 Ong Ich Khiem.

Then, the vehicle continued to move under the direction of the Traffic Police force to gather at the campus of Thang Long Imperial Citadel, Station 66 of the Ministry of National Defense (No. 5 Hoang Dieu), and the old Vietnam Military History Museum (No. 28 Dien Bien Phu).

- Vehicles with the DELEGATE 2 badge (sitting in the A2+A4 grandstand area, left side of President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - side of the Presidential Palace): vehicles from all directions move and stop at the Hoang Dieu - Hoang Van Thu intersection, delegates get off the vehicle, walk through the security check point here and take their positions on the grandstand.

The vehicle then moves under the direction of the Traffic Police force gathering in the grounds of Thang Long Imperial Citadel or Station 66 of the Ministry of National Defense (No. 5 Hoang Dieu), the former Vietnam Military History Museum (No. 28 Dien Bien Phu).

- Vehicles with DELEGATE badges (sitting in stands B+C): Vehicles from all directions moving into the organizing area stop at points on Dien Bien Phu, Hoang Dieu, Tran Phu, Chu Van An routes. Delegates walk into the stands through security checkpoints at Doc Lap - Dien Bien Phu, Bac Son - behind the Monument to Heroes and Martyrs and Hoang Dieu - Hoang Van Thu.

Then the vehicles moved to the assembly location at the headquarters of the old Long Bien District People's Committee, Hanoi Museum, Architecture Palace (Xuan Tao Street), and the routes in the Tay Ho Tay urban area.

- KVBV badge: Used for vehicles of agencies, ministries, departments, branches and people in restricted areas; the above badge is not valid for entering or exiting the area where the Celebration Ceremony is held, only gathering at the headquarters of the agency or unit.

- For the Red Flag and Puzzle Blocks: From all directions to Son Tay Street, the blocks get off the bus and walk into the organizing area through security checkpoint No. 17 Ngoc Ha. The vehicles move and gather on the 40m road connecting Nhat Tan Bridge to Thang Long Bridge (Sunshine urban area) and the Nhat Tan Bridge roundabout area.

- For the masses participating in the parade and performing arts: From all directions of movement to the assembly on Quan Thanh Street, the Guard Command conducts security checks at the assembly area. Vehicles move and assemble within the campus of the University of Science and Technology.

- For the convoy with Traffic Police as the guide (Ministerial level and equivalent) expected to move along DELEGATE route 1, 2 to return delegates; the convoy will move to the assembly area at the Ho Chi Minh Museum yard (No. 19 Ngoc Ha).

In addition to ensuring traffic safety, the traffic police force is ready to support people and international tourists visiting the capital during the Great Festival. (Photo: Pham Kien/VNA)

For the people

People who need to travel to Hanoi city, the central area of ​​Hanoi city to observe and monitor the activities of A80 should proactively update information on vehicle gathering points arranged by the Organizing Committee and travel recommendations, as follows:

- People from localities entering Hanoi city who need to go through the western gateway routes should minimize traveling on National Highway 21A (from the intersection with National Highway 32 to Cho Ben intersection), National Highway 6, Thang Long Avenue, National Highway 32 to serve the marching groups and force mobilization; use other alternative routes when moving into the center of Hanoi city (recommended to move to the southern, southeast, northeast and northern gateway areas of the city to enter the central area).

- People from localities move into Hanoi city through the southern gateway routes (National Highway 1A, Phap Van - Cau Gie Expressway...), the southeast (National Highway 5A, Hanoi - Hai Phong Expressway), the northeast (National Highway 3, Hanoi - Thai Nguyen Expressway, Hanoi - Bac Giang Expressway) and the north (National Highway 2, Hanoi - Lao Cai Expressway) following the routes into Hanoi's inner city.

To the areas outside Ring Road 3 and Ring Road 2, limit traffic to the inner areas; park at the vehicle gathering points arranged by the Organizing Committee, prioritize the use of public transport, especially the elevated train (Line 2A Cat Linh-Ha Dong: from Yen Nghia station - Ha Dong ward to Cat Linh station - O Cho Dua ward; Line 3 Nhon - Hanoi station: from Nhon station - Tay Tuu ward to Cau Giay station - Giang Vo ward) and move on foot on some streets in Ba Dinh, Hoan Kiem, Cua Nam, Hai Ba Trung, Giang Vo, Ngoc Ha wards and locations around Ba Dinh Square.

People who need to travel to Hanoi city and the central area of ​​Hanoi to observe and monitor the activities of A80 should limit the use of personal vehicles as much as possible; focus on using public passenger transport (buses, trains, elevated trains, etc.) to avoid sudden increases in the volume of personal motor vehicles in the city, increasing the risk of traffic congestion.

In case of having to use personal vehicles to move, observe and monitor A80 activities, people need to pay attention to the personal vehicle gathering points arranged by the Organizing Committee; stop, park and gather vehicles according to the instructions of the authorities; do not stop or park on the roadway or on the sidewalk, causing traffic obstruction and congestion.

The time of organizing activities and implementing road closures, vehicle restrictions, and traffic diversions may change at the request of the Organizing Committee. The Traffic Police Department will update and widely announce.

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