Ho Chi Minh City Cracks Down on Businesses Encroaching on Railway Land

Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City's Di An Ward have intensified efforts to clear businesses encroaching on railway corridors. On May 23, traffic police from the Rach Chiec unit, in coordination with ward police, conducted a campaign to address violations of railway safety zones.

During the operation, officers inspected the area and discovered two businesses illegally occupying land designated for the railway. These establishments were fined a total of 2.5 million Vietnamese dong for placing vehicles within safety zones and setting up illegal structures. Additionally, seven businesses were made to sign commitments to cease encroachments and prevent future violations.

Officials emphasized that encroaching on railway safety corridors poses significant risks, potentially endangering lives and property and disrupting rail transport operations. The Rach Chiec Traffic Police unit plans to continue patrols and strict enforcement against such violations. They also urged the public and businesses to raise their awareness and comply with railway safety laws to ensure the well-being of themselves and the community.

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The act of encroaching on railway safety corridors poses many risks to safety, directly affecting the operation of rail transport as well as the lives and property of the people.