Two weeks before the Mid-Autumn Festival, Hang Ma street is awash with vibrant colors from lanterns and toys, attracting large crowds of visitors who flock to check in early, filling the 300-meter-long street.
Tortured by the French colonial regime for 10 days, postal worker Le Van Tu endured electroshock, near-drowning, and crushed toes, yet refused to divulge any information, protecting vital communication lines.
On 20/9, treated wastewater from the Yen Xa plant began flowing through a dedicated channel to the To Lich river at the Thanh Liet dam, supplementing it with approximately 230,000 cubic meters of water per day.
A 70-year-old man, Mr. Hieu, experiencing fatigue, shortness of breath, mild chest discomfort, and reduced appetite, was diagnosed with a heart attack.
Pretending to buy gold and being allowed to hold it, Vu Ngoc Quynh grabbed 45 taels of gold and ran away while the seller was parking his motorbike, throwing the gold along the road as he was chased.
The haunting melodies of chau van music, vibrant costumes, and captivating dances create a reverent yet lively atmosphere, mesmerizing foreign visitors during their first len dong experience in Vietnam.
