The Provincial Military Command has deployed the issuance of electronic chip-based citizen identification cards to officers and soldiers.

Attending and directing was Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Commander of the Provincial Military Command.

Collecting information from individuals and entering it into the Ministry of Public Security's data. Photo: Hoang Anh

According to the procedure, nearly 400 officers and soldiers of the Provincial Military Command only need to present their ID cards or bar-coded CCCD cards for the police officers to compare information in the previously collected population database, without having to fill out a declaration form. After determining the matching information, officers and soldiers of the Provincial Military Command will have their portrait photos taken and fingerprints taken. This process only takes about 5 minutes.

It is expected that within just 1 day, the application documents for 100% of officers and soldiers will be received. When the printing of Citizen Identification Cards is completed, they will be sent to the Provincial Military Command.

Quickly take fingerprints and complete application collection. Photo: Hoang Anh

Implementing the CCCD is an important step forward in serving the completion of the National Population Database Project; at the same time, it helps management agencies improve the effectiveness of state management of population in a modern direction, simplifying administrative procedures; being public, transparent, and creating convenience for people./.