On the reconstruction site of At Thuong village after the flood
Bảo Nguyên |
Yen Bai - In the last days of the year, hundreds of officers and soldiers are urgently building a resettlement area for flood victims in At Thuong village.
Bảo Nguyên |
Yen Bai - In the last days of the year, hundreds of officers and soldiers are urgently building a resettlement area for flood victims in At Thuong village.
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Yen Bai - According to reports, the total cost to overcome the damage caused by storm No. 3 in the province is over 312.7 billion VND.
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To stabilize the lives of people in Tan Huong commune, Yen Binh district after the historic storm and flood, Yen Bai province has arranged a concentrated resettlement area of about 2,000 square meters.
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On October 3, the Golden Heart Fund in collaboration with Khanh Viet Corporation (Khatoco) presented 60,000 notebooks to students in the flooded areas of Yen Bai.
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Quang Ninh - The Standing Committee of the Quang Ninh Provincial Party Committee agreed to stop the pilot exam to recruit leaders and managers at the department and division levels.
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According to many traders, the price of peach and kumquat trees for Tet this year has not increased significantly, but purchasing power is not as high as previous years.
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In the Sports Perspective program No. 197, coach Kim Sang-sik said he is thinking about staying in Vietnam to celebrate Tet and taking his family there for a vacation.
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According to a new circular from the Ministry of Education and Training, secondary schools will have to stop the entrance exam for grade 6 and switch to the selection method from 2025.
Trần Bùi |
Yen Bai - According to reports, the total cost to overcome the damage caused by storm No. 3 in the province is over 312.7 billion VND.
Trần Bùi |
To stabilize the lives of people in Tan Huong commune, Yen Binh district after the historic storm and flood, Yen Bai province has arranged a concentrated resettlement area of about 2,000 square meters.
Trần Bùi |
On October 3, the Golden Heart Fund in collaboration with Khanh Viet Corporation (Khatoco) presented 60,000 notebooks to students in the flooded areas of Yen Bai.