Many people came to line up from 2, 3 am but following noon it was still not their turn to register. There are drivers who still have to travel for 3 days without completing the procedures in the busy days near Tet. Report of PV Tien Phong at Registration Center 2903V – University of Transport at 12 noon on January 11, cars lined up in 3 rows stretching from the center to the intersection of Lang Street.There are drivers who come to check in from 2am to arrange seats for the numberAfter passing through the central gate, each vehicle will be given a sequence number. The inspector here recommends the driver to put the number in the car to avoid the case of changing gears or losing gearsThe driver on the photo said that this is the third day he went to check in. On the first day, I went to Registration Center No. 3 Le Quang Dao but it was too crowded so I mightn’t get the number. The next day he came out early to get the number, but at the right time the police force came to check and blockade this center. Many drivers struggled for the authorities to return vehicle papers. “Today is the third day I go to check in, hope it goes well,” said the driver.Many people have the same frustration because they have to take a day off from work, eat and sleep in the car, but still have not registry accomplishedAt the registration center 2910D Den Lu, there are also long lines of carsDriver Nguyen Ngoc Nam said that he got up from 1:30 a.m. to the center around 2 a.m. But by noon still not registered.Mr. Nguyen Viet Hung (Hai Ba Trung district) said that he was present at the center at 5 am, was given the number 126. But by noon, it was still not his turn. “There’s still a lot left Vehicle is waiting for registration, I don’t know if it can be done in a day. I decided to take a day off work tomorrow if I haven’t finished the registration today,” Hung shared.Registration Center 2932D – 9 Phap Van Street (Hoang Mai District) is also full of cars parked in all 3 directions.On the morning of January 11, the Vietnam Registry Department informed that there are currently 33 registration centers across the country that are temporarily suspending operations in 13 provinces and cities including: Phu Tho, Hoa Binh, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai, Binh Duong, Long An, Dong Thap, Ben Tre, Soc Trang, Tien Giang, Bac Giang, Bac Ninh. The most on this list is Hanoi city with 11 temporarily closed centers.A director of a registration center in Hanoi said that it was inevitable that some registration centers were blocked and closed, causing traffic congestion. On the photo is a truck driver waiting to get a number from 3 am at the Registration Center No.9 Phap Van Street, he has the serial number 61.
Many people came to line up from 2, 3 am but following noon it was still not their turn to register. There are drivers who still have to travel for 3 days without completing the procedures in the busy days near Tet. Report of PV Tien Phong at Registration Center 2903V – University of Transport at 12 noon on January 11, cars lined up in 3 rows stretching from the center to the intersection of Lang Street.
There are drivers who come to check in from 2am to arrange seats for the number
After passing through the central gate, each vehicle will be given a sequence number. The inspector here recommends the driver to put the number in the car to avoid the case of changing gears or losing gears
The driver on the photo said that this is the third day he went to check in. On the first day, I went to Registration Center No. 3 Le Quang Dao but it was too crowded so I mightn’t get the number. The next day he came out early to get the number, but at the right time the police force came to check and blockade this center. Many drivers struggled for the authorities to return vehicle papers. “Today is the third day I go to check in, hope it goes well,” said the driver.
Many people have the same frustration because they have to take a day off from work, eat and sleep in the car, but still have not registry accomplished
At the registration center 2910D Den Lu, there are also long lines of cars
Driver Nguyen Ngoc Nam said that he got up from 1:30 a.m. to the center around 2 a.m. But by noon still not registered.
Mr. Nguyen Viet Hung (Hai Ba Trung district) said that he was present at the center at 5 am, was given the number 126. But by noon, it was still not his turn. “There’s still a lot left Vehicle is waiting for registration, I don’t know if it can be done in a day. I decided to take a day off work tomorrow if I haven’t finished the registration today,” Hung shared.
Registration center 2932D – 9 Phap Van street (Hoang Mai district) is also full of cars parked in all 3 directions.
On the morning of January 11, the Vietnam Registry Department informed that there are currently 33 registration centers across the country that are temporarily suspending operations in 13 provinces and cities including: Phu Tho, Hoa Binh, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Nai, Binh Duong, Long An, Dong Thap, Ben Tre, Soc Trang, Tien Giang, Bac Giang, Bac Ninh. The most on this list is Hanoi city with 11 temporarily closed centers.
A director of a registration center in Hanoi said that it was inevitable that some registration centers were blocked and closed, causing traffic congestion. On the photo is a truck driver waiting to get a number from 3 am at the Registration Center No.9 Phap Van Street, he has the serial number 61.
