The Cultural and Social Interdisciplinary Inspection Team of Nguyen Cu Trinh Ward, District 1 (HCMC) checked the age of audiences watching the movie “Mai” at the Cinestar theater on Nguyen Trai Street.
On February 28, a clip was spread on social networks recording the scene of authorities entering a movie theater May check.
Through verification, the incident occurred on the evening of February 26 at the Cinestar theater on Nguyen Trai Street, Nguyen Cu Trinh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.
Talk to reporters Dan trirepresentative of Nguyen Cu Trinh Ward People’s Committee said that the inspection was carried out according to the regulations of District 1 People’s Committee.
Authorities unexpectedly check the ages of moviegoers watching the movie “Mai” (Photo: Screenshot).
According to this representative, in recent days, according to reports from the press and public opinion about children under 18 years old going to the cinema to watch movies. May – The film was labeled T18 (for audiences over 18 years old), so the Cultural and Social Interdisciplinary Inspection Team inspected it according to regulations.
“The delegation conducted checks at the beginning of the show. Only checked suspected people under 18 years old, not all guests in the theater. To determine age, the authorities asked viewers to present their identity. Citizen fee. At the time of inspection, this facility complied with regulations and found no violations,” this person said.
After being posted, the clip showed the authorities entering the movie theater May The test quickly spread. Many people think that this movie has “hot” scenes, checking the age is necessary because many students do not comply with the regulations.
Regarding this issue, the Cinestar cinema system also said: “This is a normal inspection process, which can happen at any theater complex across the country.” In addition, according to the 2010 Inspection Law, there are the following forms of inspection: planned inspection, regular inspection and unexpected inspection.
Unscheduled inspections are conducted when agencies, organizations or individuals are detected with signs of violating the law, or at the request of resolving complaints and denunciations, preventing and combating corruption or by the Head of the Agency. State management agency has the authority to assign.
