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Morning news 21. 2: People take advantage of returning to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City early
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Tan Son Nhat airport begins to enter a peak period after Tet; Many people return to Hanoi early to avoid congestion...
Expressway towards Ho Chi Minh City: Vehicles move slowly, no congestion
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Ho Chi Minh City - February 20 (the 4th day of Tet), crowded people returned to Ho Chi Minh City early, recorded on the expressway towards Ho Chi Minh City, vehicles moved slowly.
Passenger cars cram passengers during Tet, drivers give many reasons
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Hanoi - During the peak period at the end of the holiday, functional forces discovered and handled many passenger cars carrying more people than prescribed.
Workers return to Ho Chi Minh City in the sun after Tet
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Ho Chi Minh City - On the 4th day of Tet, thousands of workers braved the sun by motorbike, traveling hundreds of kilometers from the Mekong Delta and Tay Ninh back to Ho Chi Minh City to prepare for work in time.
Cars are congested, queuing in long lines on Dai Ninh Pass during peak traffic hours
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Lam Dong - From noon on the 4th day of Tet, cars were congested and lined up for many kilometers on Dai Ninh Pass due to damaged road surfaces causing traffic difficulties.
Boeing 737 Max: From the world's most reliable aircraft to the disaster disaster
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The Boeing 737 Max 8 has been in operation for less than 2 years and was once advertised as "the most reliable aircraft in the world" but everything collapsed when the aircraft suffered 2 catastrophic plane crashes within 4 months.
Why did President Kim Jong-un choose to take a train for 3 days to get to Hanoi?
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International media is particularly interested in questioning why Mr. Kim Jong-un chose to take a train for more than 3 days and nights to Dong Dang station and then continue traveling by armored car from Lang Son to Hanoi, while the plane trip only takes a few hours?
Driving a long-distance car back to hometown during Tet, things drivers should pay attention to
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On the days before Tet, many families living and working in big cities have begun to plan spring trips, many of whom choose to return to their hometowns to wish a happy New Year to their relatives. However, the biggest concern that families with cars face is driving for hundreds of kilometers for many hours.
