Dong Nai organizes a ceremony to export 220 tons of fresh bananas
On April 2nd, the Provincial People's Committee organized a banana export ceremony and promoted the export of agricultural products of Dong Nai province in 2026. Participating in the export announcement ceremony were 7 fresh banana import-export enterprises with a quantity of 11 containers (about 220 tons of old South American bananas) exported to the markets of Japan, Korea, and China.
Dong Nai currently has 20,974 hectares of bananas, with an output of over 900,000 tons/year, an average yield of about 55 tons/ha; of which about 80% serves exports. Bananas are grown mainly in localities such as Bau Ham, Gia Kiem, Thanh Son, Phu Vinh... and are mainly exported to markets in China, Korea, Japan, Malaysia, of which China is the main market.
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Hanoi strongly handles violations, sidewalks in "hospital streets" are clear again
The "Hospital street" area of Phu Doan - Trang Thi - Trieu Quoc Dat has long been a hot spot for traffic congestion and sidewalk encroachment, but now there has been a change.
This place concentrates 3 leading final-line hospitals including Viet Duc Friendship Hospital (scale of 1,500 beds), Central Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital (over 1,000 beds) and Central Odonto-Stomatology Hospital. The concentration of 3 large medical facilities within a narrow radius makes the number of people and vehicles flocking here always at a very high level, especially during peak hours of morning and afternoon.
In recent days, Hoan Kiem Ward Police in coordination with functional forces have simultaneously launched operations to handle cases of sidewalk encroachment violations, ensuring urban order.
Every day, inter-sectoral forces closely monitor the area, patrol continuously 24/24h. All vehicles stopping and parking in violation of regulations, causing static traffic obstruction, are reminded and strictly handled, with no exceptions.
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Many almond trees died in Da Lat due to road upgrade construction
On the morning of April 2nd, Mr. Nguyen Hoang Phuc - Chairman of the People's Committee of Lam Vien ward - Da Lat (Lam Dong) said that after the press reflected on the fact that many camphor trees on Phu Dong Thien Vuong street were dead and dry, the locality urgently inspected to determine the cause.
Through inspection, the entire Phu Dong Thien Vuong street has nearly 300 camphor trees planted as urban green trees, creating landscape and shade. These trees are about 25-30 years old and are all numbered for management.
Initial statistics recorded that 15 camphor trees died, of which 10 trees at the scene had died and were no longer able to recover; the rest had been cut down, leaving only stumps.
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