Pleiku ward cracks down on sidewalk encroachment, illegal signage

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(GLO) – Authorities in Pleiku ward have launched a sweeping campaign to restore urban order, targeting sidewalk encroachment and unauthorized advertising signs in high-traffic areas.

Since August 20, the ward’s self-management team has intensified inspections around Dai Doan Ket Square, Hoa Lu market, Phu Dong market, Gia Lai General Hospital, the provincial Children’s Hospital and major streets including Le Duan, Hung Vuong, Tran Phu, Nguyen Tat Thanh and Phan Dinh Phung.

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The Pleiku ward's self-management team launches a campaign to rectify sidewalk encroachment along Nguyen Tat Thanh Street. Photo: B.B

During recent operations, officials issued warnings to dozens of violators and confiscated 94 items such as umbrellas, tables, chairs, tent frames, and scales.

Numerous illegal signs placed along streets and in front of public facilities were also dismantled.

Local leaders said the campaign aims not only to improve order and aesthetics but also to raise public awareness about compliance with urban regulations.

The ward has pledged to sustain enforcement efforts in the coming months to build a disciplined, green, clean, and safe urban environment.

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