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Updated: 29-06-2026 | Views: 34
Monday, 29 Month 06 Year 2026 | Views: 34
To enhance responsibility, preparedness, and emergency response capabilities while strengthening employees' knowledge and skills in handling emergency situations, PTSC Thanh Hoa successfully conducted its 2026 Periodic Emergency Response Drill on 27–28 May 2026 at the Company's Port Base. The exercise was jointly organized by PTSC Thanh Hoa's Fire-Fighting and Rescue Team in coordination with the Fire Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Police Division of Thanh Hoa Provincial Police, Thanh Hoa Maritime Port Authority, and the Nghi Son Port Border Guard Command.

Opening meeting and briefing for the emergency response drill
The event was attended by representatives of the relevant authorities, including Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Quang, Deputy Head of the Regional Fire Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Team under Thanh Hoa Provincial Police; Mr. Tran Quang Huy, Deputy Director of Thanh Hoa Maritime Port Authority; Lieutenant Colonel Le Nhu Truong, Chief of Staff of the Nghi Son Port Border Guard Command. Representing PTSC Thanh Hoa were Mr. Nguyen Kim Dong, Head of the Quality, Health, Safety and Environment (QHSE) Department and Head of the Drill Steering Committee, together with members of the Company's Fire-Fighting Team and employees.

Mr. Nguyen Kim Dong, Head of the Drill Steering Committee, officially commenced the drill

Emergency response drill in progress

Port security team neutralizing an unauthorized intruder during the drill

Fire-fighting and rescue team conducting victim rescue operations

On behalf of the Fire Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Police Division of Thanh Hoa Provincial Police, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Quang was delivering remarks following the successful drill

Mr. Tran Quang Huy, representative of Thanh Hoa Maritime Port Authority, delivering remarks on the drill

Lieutenant Colonel Le Nhu Truong delivering remarks on the drill

Group photo of participating organizations
Following two days of training and practical exercises, the drill successfully achieved all planned objectives and fully met the requirements set by the Fire Prevention, Fire Fighting and Rescue Police Division of Thanh Hoa Provincial Police. The exercise further strengthened employees' safety awareness, emergency response capabilities, and readiness to respond effectively to potential incidents. More importantly, it reaffirmed PTSC Thanh Hoa's commitment to safeguarding lives, assets, and the environment while supporting the Company's sustainable development.
Nguyen Khac Trung
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