10th grade exam in Ho Chi Minh City: Each exam paper is graded by 2 independent examiners
The 10th grade entrance exam in Ho Chi Minh City has ended. The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training (GDĐT) is organizing exam marking work. According to the Department, exam marking work is carried out according to strict procedures to ensure fairness, objectivity and accuracy for candidates.
According to regulations, the exam paper is graded on a scale of 10, the decimal point of the total score of the entire paper is rounded to two decimal places. Each exam paper goes through two independent grading rounds performed by two examiners from two different grading teams.
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Dong Nai starts construction to expand 2 key roads in June
On June 4, the Dong Nai City Construction Investment Project Management Board is accelerating the progress of completing investment procedures to ensure the commencement time of 2 projects to upgrade and expand roads 769 and 773 in June 2026.
The project to upgrade and expand road 769 is nearly 30 km long, with a total investment of more than 6,200 billion VND. The project has its starting point intersecting with National Highway 1 at Dau Giay intersection, Dau Giay ward, Dong Nai city; the ending point intersecting with National Highway 51 at Loc An intersection, Long Thanh ward, Dong Nai city.
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Cao Bang controls grasshoppers destroying crops
On June 4, in an exchange with reporters, a representative of the Cao Bang Provincial Sub-Department of Crop Production said that the agricultural sector of Cao Bang province has effectively controlled the bamboo grasshopper outbreaks that arose in May. However, some forest areas and dangerous terrain still pose a risk of re-emergence of pests.
According to a report by the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Cao Bang province, in May 2026, bamboo grasshoppers continued to occur and cause damage in some localities in the province. The total infected area recorded is more than 113ha, mainly concentrated in mangrove forests, weeds and a part of corn area.
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