According to information from public security authorities, during the recent 8-day National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, public security agencies across the country strictly implemented various security and stability measures to ensure citizens celebrated the festival in a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. Traffic management departments nationwide scientifically arranged duties, focused on key control areas, and made every effort to eliminate hazards and prevent risks while maintaining road traffic safety and smooth flow.
As of 18:00 on October 8, the overall social situation remained stable with good public security order. Criminal and public security cases decreased by 16.9% and 6.5% respectively compared to the same period last year. Over 2,700 large-scale events were conducted safely and smoothly, with tourist attractions maintaining orderly conditions.
As of 19:00 on October 8, road traffic across the country remained generally stable and orderly, with no major traffic accidents reported and no widespread, prolonged, or long-distance serious traffic congestion. During the holiday period, traffic management departments focused on key vehicles including “two passengers, one dangerous goods vehicle, one truck” and minivans, strictly cracking down on violations such as “three overspeeding, one fatigue” and drunk driving to minimize accident risks.
