44 km of National Highway 1 through Ho Chi Minh City changed to 3 new names
44 km of National Highway 1 through Ho Chi Minh City is divided into 3 sections, named Do Muoi, Le Duc Anh, and Le Kha Phieu streets.
On December 11, the 10th People's Council of Ho Chi Minh City approved the decision to rename 18 streets.
National Highway 1 - a vital traffic route of more than 44 km long passing through Ho Chi Minh City, will be divided into three sections with new names.
- Do Muoi: Section from Thu Duc intersection (old Tram Hai intersection) to An Suong intersection, 21 km long.
- Le Duc Anh: The section from An Suong intersection to An Lac roundabout, 14 km long.
- Le Kha Phieu: Section from An Lac roundabout to Long An province border, 9.4 km long.
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Hanoi plans to recruit nearly 8,000 district-level administrative officials by 2025.
At the 20th session, the Hanoi People's Council passed a Resolution on the staffing plan and labor contract targets for the city government sector in 2025.
In 2025, the number of administrative civil servants at district level and above in Hanoi will be 7,940.
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Highway 51 is degraded, but not repaired
National Highway 51, the section passing through Dong Nai province, after a period of temporary suspension of toll collection and lack of maintenance, has seriously degraded but has not been repaired.
National Highway 51 is a vital traffic route in the Southeast region, connecting many large industrial parks along the two provinces of Dong Nai and Ba Ria - Vung Tau, connecting Long Thanh airport and Cai Mep - Thi Vai port.
However, after temporarily stopping toll collection in January 2023, the road has not been maintained, causing severe damage to the road surface in many places, especially the section through Bien Hoa city.
On rainy days, the surface of National Highway 51 continuously develops "potholes" and ruts, causing traffic safety risks and traffic accidents.
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