To achieve its goal of developing high-quality human resources, the city is drafting a policy to support the training of 1,000 PhD candidates between 2026 and 2030.
Hanoi is projected to collect approximately 150 trillion VND from land-related revenues in 2026, marking an increase of nearly 40% compared to last year.
A passenger train traveling on the north-south line collided with a container truck in the Ngoc Hoi area, causing the container to overturn, severe damage to the train and truck fronts, and the driver to become trapped.
The Hanoi Department of Construction has proposed expanding Lang Street, part of Ring Road 2 from Nga Tu So to Cau Giay, from 21 m to 53,5 m for the lower road and 19 m for the elevated section.
Mr. Le, 67, suffering from weakness and paralysis due to metastatic lung cancer to the bone, saw improved mobility after five radiation therapy sessions.
A 38-year-old woman recently discovered she was 24 weeks pregnant during a routine health check-up, a pregnancy complicated by placenta previa and placenta accreta, posing a risk to both mother and child.
Bach Mai hospital continuously performed emergency surgeries on numerous victims with ruptured eyeballs, crushed eye sockets, and traumatic brain injuries caused by firecracker explosions within just three days of Tet.
Private schools collect "deposit fees" of about 5-20 million VND for first grade, with some exceeding 110 million VND, non-refundable if students withdraw from enrollment.
Thousands of residents from An Khanh, Son Dong, Tay Mo ward, and surrounding areas flocked to Mailand Hanoi City to celebrate, take photos, and await the spectacular new year's eve fireworks.
Ambassador Johan Ndisi took the giant Dala wooden horse, a traditional symbol of Sweden, to visit a series of famous landmarks in Hanoi on the occasion of the New Year Binh Ngo.
On the evening of 16/2/2025, the 29th of the 12th lunar month in the Year of At Ty, General Secretary To Lam visited and extended New Year greetings to the Party Committee, authorities, and people of Hanoi. During his visit, he offered incense to King Ly Thai To and gave lucky money to residents and soldiers on duty.
