The work to eliminate offenses in nine districts of the capital city began on March 10th in order to ensure citizens' right to live in a healthy and comfortable environment, improve land use, and increase the availability of sidewalks and open spaces. More than ten relevant professional organizations in the capital will work together to divide each district into three parts and carry out the work until May 10.

The following offenses will be eliminated within the framework of enforcing city standards. Specifically,

• Land, fences, and structures with owner or use rights;
• Buildings that violate laws and regulations;
• Structures and extensions placed without permission on public roads;
• Address structures and exterior addresses;
• Lighting poles and road signs
• Street trash and transportation
• Covers of engineering networks and surface drainage networks
• Damage of road, barriers, and sidewalks
• Gas station located in a residential area
• Rock mining, construction material production, and concrete batching plants located in residential areas
• Public property on streets and roads;
• Environmental standards for government and service organizations;
• Accessible planning for people with disabilities;
• Exterior facade and maintenance;
• Eliminate violations of green spaces in townships, neighborhoods, and public roads, and create conditions for citizens to travel comfortably, safely, and freely.