Fishermen who used to fight Typhoon Yagi support reinforcing ships before Typhoon Maysak
At 9 am on July 4, Cai Xa Cong port was quite quiet. Many fishing boats were in stable anchor positions. The work of receiving, arranging and tying boats here was completed from the evening of July 3. Cai Xa Cong port is one of the familiar storm shelters for fishing boats in Quang Ninh waters.
After Typhoon Yagi in 2024, this area is assessed by many fishermen as a safe anchorage point, often chosen when storms or tropical depressions appear at sea. Before the developments of Typhoon No. 1 in 2026 (Maysak), Ha Tu Ward People's Committee mobilized a number of experienced fishermen to tie up boats and ships, who had participated in responding to Typhoon Yagi, and coordinated with forces at the wharf to re-inspect the entire anchorage area.
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Gold prices increase, stores no longer jostle in line to buy
On the morning of July 4, reporters recorded at Tran Nhan Tong gold street (Hai Ba Trung ward, Hanoi) - where many large gold businesses in Hanoi are concentrated - the number of customers coming to buy and sell gold was somewhat sparse. Domestic gold prices are anchored at a high level, and stores are not overloaded as in previous times.
In the transaction area, customers only need to wait for a short time to be able to transact. There is no longer a scene of long lines of people standing crowded on the sidewalk or jostling from early morning to buy gold. According to records, many listed stores sell plain round gold rings with stable supply. Customers who need to buy can transact immediately, without being limited in quantity as during the market period of scarce supply.
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Secrets of the class with 3 valedictorians in Literature in the 2026 high school graduation exam
For the first time, a class in Hue has up to 3 students achieving the highest scores in Literature in the high school graduation exam, according to the homeroom teacher, the achievement comes from passion, self-study spirit and independent thinking. 12th grade Literature, Quoc Hoc High School for the Gifted (Hue City) became the focus after three students achieved 9.75 points in Literature - a score of only 8 out of 1.22 million candidates achieved in this year's exam.
Homeroom teacher Le Thi Phuong Ha shared that the first feeling when knowing the results was emotion, happiness and pride. According to Ms. Ha, this is the first time a class in Hue has had three valedictorians in Literature nationwide. However, what surprised her was only the number of students with high scores, and the three names announced were all within expectations.
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