Nghe An: Mountainous commune installs cameras to monitor civil servants
(Baonghean.vn) - Nam Nhoong is the first commune in the mountainous district of Que Phong to install cameras at its headquarters. This new initiative brings many benefits to the local government, especially in preventing the practice of leaving work during working hours.
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| The camera was installed to monitor all activities at the central yard of the People's Committee of Nam Nhoong commune. Photo: Ho Phuong |
In mid-April 2018, with the support of Que Phong District People's Committee, Nam Nhoong Commune People's Committee installed a camera system at the commune People's Committee headquarters with 3 eyes. The investment cost for this project is only about 2 million VND but it brings many benefits to the management of working hours of staff as well as facilities of Nam Nhoong Commune People's Committee.
Mr. Ngan Van Chin - Chairman of Nam Nhoong Commune People's Committee said: "The camera system has been installed for more than 2 months now. This camera system is placed in the following locations: Central yard of the Commune People's Committee, meeting room and one-stop transaction room. 3 camera eyes are connected to the server located in the room of the Commune People's Committee Chairman.
In addition, the cameras are also connected to the smartphones of three leaders: the Chairman of the Commune People's Committee, the Party Secretary and the Vice Chairman of the Commune People's Committee to monitor the activities of the Commune People's Committee via phone. This camera system will have a hard drive that stores images for about 1 month.
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| There are 4 cameras recording images at 3 locations: Stadium, meeting room and 1-door room, transferred to the big screen at the Commune People's Committee Chairman's room. Photo: Dao Tho |
“Because the commune is a mountainous area, there are many customs that are regularly held such as the custom of eating the soul, warding off bad luck, celebrating a new house, etc., which take up a lot of time for officials at all levels in the commune government. In particular, drinking alcohol when attending a ceremony will affect the working hours of officials and civil servants of the commune. Since the cameras were installed, there has been close supervision and inspection, so officials in the commune have almost completely stopped being late or "stalling" for work. In addition, although no one has ever reported that commune officials harass people when they come to the office, through the surveillance of the cameras, if we see signs of the above situation, we will resolutely handle it immediately," Mr. Chin added.
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| The monitoring system transmits live images to the smartphones of the Party Secretary, Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Commune People's Committee. Photo: Ho Phuong |
