Hanoi has exempted buses for 130,000 passengers in Ring Road 1
From July 1 to now, the multi-modal interconnected electronic ticket system has served about 130,000 passengers moving within Ring Road 1 for free.
The multi-modal interconnected electronic ticket card system was put into operation by Hanoi City from June 25, 2026. Immediately after operation, the system automatically calculates the travel distance within Ring Road 1 to implement a free policy for people according to the Resolution of the Hanoi City People's Council, applied from July 1, 2026 to the end of June 30, 2027.
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Heavy rain in Dien Bien causes landslides on many roads
From June 5 - 7, heavy prolonged rain occurred in Dien Bien province, causing landslides on National Highway 6, causing temporary traffic congestion.
Along with that, provincial roads and inter-commune roads also experienced many landslides and road loss points, making traffic difficult and posing many unsafe risks.
Accordingly, many serious landslides, mud and soil overflowing from the positive taluy, negative taluy landslides, causing traffic jams at many points, such as: km436+050 (National Highway 6); Deo Gio - Ta Sin Thang pass; Huoi So - Huoi Long route; Huoi Long - Ta Phin; Provincial Road 144, Tua Chua - Huoi Mi section...
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9 martyrs' remains and many artifacts discovered at Le Thi Rieng Park
By 2:30 PM on July 6, at Le Thi Rieng Park (HCMC), searches at the mass grave were discovered and repatriated 9 sets of martyrs' remains. Accompanying the remains were many artifacts left by heroic martyrs such as: AK magazines, hand saws, soldier tank plates, clothes, hammocks, combs and personal papers...
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