The first private bicycle road in Ho Chi Minh City goes into operation
On December 31, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction officially put into use the first dedicated lane for bicycles on Mai Chi Tho street, the section from Nguyen Co Thach to D1 street, belonging to An Khanh ward.
According to leaders of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction, bicycles are considered an effective means of transit, supporting connection with buses and the metro system. The formation of separate bicycle lanes is part of the orientation to encourage people to switch to public transport, contributing to reducing the pressure of personal vehicles.
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Hanoi temporarily bans many roads around My Dinh Stadium for 3 days
On January 6, 8 and 10, 2026, in the area in front of Stand B Square - My Dinh National Stadium (Tu Liem ward, Hanoi City), the Ministry of Public Security organized a launching ceremony and drills on the plan to protect the 14th National Party Congress.
To ensure security and traffic safety during the launching ceremony and drill plan, Hanoi City Police announced traffic diversion and organized directions for all types of vehicles.
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Vinh Long proactively builds 1,000 freshwater storage lakes before the saltwater intrusion season
Before the 2025-2026 dry season saltwater intrusion, Cho Lach commune proactively developed a response scenario, people invested in reservoirs to store water and protect more than 1,000 hectares of flowers and ornamental plants.
In recent years, climate change has made saltwater intrusion in the downstream area of the Tien River unpredictable. In Cho Lach commune, people have quickly changed their thinking, proactively storing fresh water to protect production.
Instead of completely waiting for water sources outside the river, many flower and ornamental plant growers have invested in storage ponds and carefully lined with tarpaulins, considering this a fundamental solution in the face of the risk of saltwater intrusion deep in the dry season.
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