Every year after the opening of primary and secondary schools, the surrounding area of the campus becomes lively, and some illegal vendors occupy the road to operate and sell, causing traffic congestion, as well as noise and other problems, affecting the teaching order and the physical and mental safety of students. In order to create a clean and orderly campus environment for students, since September, the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Center of Changxing Island Economic and Technological Development Zone has joined hands with schools, public security traffic police and other departments to carry out environmental order management and rectification actions around the campus.
It is reported that in this operation, the law enforcement team members arranged for the duty of the points where tourists and mobile vendors may appear; at the same time, a real-time interactive nursing work mechanism was established with the school, and the chaotic situation of vehicles parked randomly within 100 meters of the campus of Santang Primary School and Xinglong Street Primary School in the jurisdiction, super door and window operation, car washing and repairing on the road, street vendors occupying the road operation, and randomly distributing small advertisements was centrally rectified, and the business behavior of the occupied road was banned. Adopt a combination of daily fixed-point and surprise inspections to carry out drag-net management of the chaos in the surrounding cityscape.
According to statistics, since September, the comprehensive law enforcement center has corrected more than 50 times of non-motorized vehicle parking around the campus, rectified more than 20 cases of super doors and windows, persuaded more than 40 mobile vendors to leave Zhandao, cleaned up more than 100 wild advertisements, and standardized the random parking of more than 30 motor vehicles and more than 50 non-motorized vehicles. Peninsula Morning News, 39 degrees video chief reporter Zhang Ximing intern Li Jiayue
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