Mango growers in Dak Nong suffered heavy losses, selling 1 quintal of mango can only buy a few kilograms of rice
The decline in mango prices has caused many gardeners in the mango capital Dak Nong to suffer heavy losses. Mr. Nong Van Loc's family, in Cao Lang village, Dak gan commune, cultivates 1 hectare of mango. This year, thanks to favorable weather, the mango garden is highly productive.
More than half a month ago, my family harvested a portion of the output and sold it for 7,000 VND/kg. However, for the remaining 70% of the output when harvested, traders only pay 1,000 - 3,000 VND/kg. In previous years, traders have purchased at an average price of over VND15,000/kg (the lowest is also from VND7,000 - VND8,000/kg).
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The 10th grade Math exam in Ho Chi Minh City has strange questions, many candidates have difficulties
At noon on June 7, more than 76,000 candidates taking the 10th grade entrance exam in Ho Chi Minh City completed the Math exam - the final exam subject in the entrance exam for grade 10 of public high schools in the regular year in 2025.
Tran Khanh Huyen, a candidate taking the exam at Trung Vuong High School (District 1), said that she had completed the exam at a good level and could have achieved about 7.5 points. "I can do almost everything, but the practical and photo-based sentences are quite difficult. In particular, the number 7 question took me a lot of time," Khanh Huyen shared.
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Boars stranded in Da Nang die after rescue efforts
On June 7, according to information from the Sasa marine Rescue Group in Da Nang, the adult tropical packaged fish stranded at Tien Sa port, Da Nang on the morning of June 5 did not survive after rescue efforts. The snakehead fish is estimated to be about 2 meters long and weigh 200 kg, discovered near the port's bridge No. 5 by officers and soldiers of the Da Nang Port Border Guard Station.
When found, the pork showed signs of exhaustion and had many scratches on its body. Border guards immediately provided first aid and coordinated with local fishermen to bring the fish back to deep water by boat in the hope that it could recover.
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