A Con Dao resident voluntarily handed over five Nicobar pigeons—a bird listed in Vietnam's and the world's Red Book—to the Con Dao Special Economic Zone's Department of Economic Affairs.
A tropical depression formed in the northeastern South China Sea on the evening of 5/9 and is forecast to strengthen into Typhoon No. 7 tomorrow, bringing strong winds and high waves.
A container truck caused a chain reaction crash with five cars traveling in the same direction on the Nguyen Van Linh overpass, causing a traffic jam on the afternoon of 5/9.
A centuries-old alluvial deposit along the Thao River in Tam Nong commune is losing 10-20 meters of width daily, with approximately two hectares already swept away.
Con Dao has significant potential thanks to its diverse forest and marine ecosystems, holding 427,000 tons of carbon with an upward growth trend, creating a diverse carbon credit portfolio attractive to green finance.
Heavy traffic combined with lane restrictions on Binh Trieu Bridge, which connects National Highway 13 and Pham Van Dong Street with the Hang Xanh area for repairs, is causing frequent congestion at this city gateway.
Border guard troops are collaborating with contractors to build concrete and cemboard houses with metal roofs for Chut, Bru-Van Kieu, and May ethnic communities, replacing their dilapidated homes.
Hundreds of engineers and workers braved rough seas and strong winds for six months, living and working offshore, to install a 77 km, 110 kV power line, bringing electricity from Can Tho to Con Dao.
Prime minister Pham Minh Chinh called for the inauguration and commencement of several major projects on 19/12, commemorating the party's 14th national congress.
The Traffic Police Department has proposed building a simulated highway specifically for learner drivers, instead of allowing them to practice on actual highways as is currently the practice.
The prime minister has ordered Hanoi police to investigate the cause of the fire that destroyed 500 motorbikes under the Vinh Tuy bridge and determine responsibility.
The Vietnam Vibes by Vietravel photo and video contest will close submissions and voting at noon on 5/9, concluding its month-long journey of celebrating the National Day (2/9).
After two years of construction, the over 4-km-long Phuoc An bridge, connecting the Ben Luc – Long Thanh expressway and Cai Mep port, is beginning to take shape with the installation of stay cables. The project has a total investment of nearly 4.9 trillion VND.
The city government has ordered Chanh Hung ward (former District 8) to develop an evacuation plan for approximately 450 households residing in the Pham The Hien apartment building after an inspection revealed severe structural damage.
After four months of rigorous training, over 16,000 soldiers marched across Ba Dinh square, marking a historic parade celebrating 80 years of national independence.
On 4/9, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a conference to announce and hand over decisions regarding the appointment of new leaders to eight ministries and agencies.
Preschoolers, K-12 students, and students in lower and upper secondary continuing education programs at public schools will be exempt from tuition fees.
The Traffic Police Department has proposed that Hanoi's Department of Construction ban trucks from the inner lane of Thang Long boulevard, from kilometer 2 to kilometer 28.
Hundreds of photos and videos submitted to the Vietnam Vibes by Vietravel contest showcase the diverse landscapes and life across Vietnam, painting a picture of 80 years of history and enduring patriotism.
After a fire under the Vinh Tuy bridge damaged the concrete and exposed rebar, the Hanoi Department of Construction erected temporary support structures for the ramp leading down to Nguyen Khoai dyke in the former Hai Ba Trung district.
Following a fire that destroyed 500 motorbikes under Vinh Tuy bridge, Hanoi's Department of Construction has ordered the removal of all parking lots beneath overpasses by October 30.
After 6 months of construction, a 4.9 trillion VND undersea cable is operational, providing Con Dao with a stable power supply, ending its reliance on diesel generators, and boosting economic and tourism development.
Nguyen Long Hai, alternate member of the Party Central Committee and permanent deputy secretary of the Quang Tri Provincial Party Committee, has been appointed deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Central Party Agencies for the 2020-2025 term.
