The city expects to spend over 3,500 billion VND from its budget to construct seven 12-13 story buildings in Viet Hung ward for rental housing.

The 13,5 km West Lake Ring Road is set for renovation and upgrade, with some sections planned for expansion to 21 meters, but this will not extend into existing residential areas.

Instead of supporting all gasoline motorbike to electric vehicle conversions, the new draft resolution proposes assistance only for individuals from poor households, capped at 20 million dong.

Seniors aged 60 to under 75, along with certain resident groups not covered by mandatory health insurance and without existing cards, will receive 100% funding support from Hanoi.

A woman selling street food near Hoan Kiem Lake has been administratively fined 225,000 VND for overcharging a foreign tourist 430,000 VND for 10 donuts.

The Hanoi Department of Health divides residents into five groups for free general examinations, basic tests, and screening for 12 common diseases.

Residents in Hanoi can receive free screenings for 12 common diseases, including hypertension, diabetes, cancer, and mental health disorders.

A dump truck driver narrowly escaped injury on the evening of 7/6, jumping from his vehicle just three seconds before a train collided with it at a level crossing in Thuong Tin commune.

A male dump truck driver braking suddenly on Vo Chi Cong street caused mud to spill onto the road, leading to two motorcyclists falling.

Nikkei Asia provides a list of seven restaurants, reflecting the shift in Hanoi's culinary market from street food to upscale dining experiences.

An 8-day, 7-night journey from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City on the SJourney train will cost up to 1.7 billion VND per guest, with the introduction of two ultra-luxury room categories offering personalized privileges.

At least four piers on the elevated Ring Road 3, Mai Dich - Thang Long section, have misaligned bridge bearings, requiring temporary wooden wedges.

In Hanoi, construction waste can be recycled into subbase material, concrete, and bricks, but much of it is currently landfilled or illegally dumped, causing environmental pollution.

Students receive points for problem 5 on the 10th-grade math exam if they use the condition 5xy >= 1000; using the '=' sign results in a 0,25-point deduction.