Long Thanh airport adds 1,000 more personnel to welcome the first flight
On December 13, information from Vietnam Airports Corporation (ACV) said that it had increased 1,000 more workers (compared to early November 2025), working day and night to prepare for the first technical flight to land at Long Thanh airport on December 19, bringing the total number of officers, engineers, experts, and workers on the construction site to more than 15,000 people and 3,000 machines.
In particular, focusing on completing key items such as runway No. 1, taxiway - aircraft parking lot, installing passenger terminal equipment. With runway No. 1, the contractor is focusing on completing the drainage ditches, preventing slides, examining the expansion joints, painting the lines, and general cleaning.
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Close-up of the AI camera and smart light operating center in Hanoi
On December 13, the Smart Traffic Control Center of Hanoi Police officially came into operation. The event marked an important step forward in smart traffic management and operation, improving the effectiveness of state management of security and order, effectively serving the socio-economic development tasks of the capital.
The control center is the "brain" of the 1,837 camera system, directly connected to 188 traffic light control cabinets using artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Hanoi Traffic Police Department, the AI camera system supports the detection of up to 28 violations of traffic order and safety such as: running red lights; not wearing helmets when driving motorbikes; not wearing seat belts when driving cars; using phones when driving vehicles...
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Binh Quoi ferry terminal in Ho Chi Minh City is bustling again after more than 1 year of suspension
After the People's Committees of Binh Quoi Ward and Thu Duc Ward issued a decision to extend the operation of the passenger wharf across the Binh Quoi River, on the morning of December 13, the Binh Quoi ferry wharf (Binh Quoi Ward, Ho Chi Minh City) officially resumed operations after more than a year of suspension due to legal procedures related to land.
Having to travel more than 12 km by road from Binh Quoi ward to Thu Duc ward to work, Mr. Tan Thanh (Binh Quoi ward) could not hide his joy when from now on he does not have to spend nearly 1 hour every morning to get to work. "My children and I look forward to the ferry terminal reopening every day so that we can go to work and pick up and drop off our children to school more conveniently. Before, when the ferry was no longer operating, it took me 40 - 50 minutes to travel by road every day to get to work, not to mention traffic jams and congestion during rush hour, it was very difficult," said Mr. Thanh.
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