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White rain in Hanoi, people cannot move even with raincoats
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In Hanoi, heavy rain suddenly poured down, many roads showed signs of flooding, making it difficult for people to move.
A series of exercise equipment in Hue is not properly exploited, causing waste
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HUE - Without use, without preservation, a series of sports equipment in Hue are being "abandoned", degraded, and wasted.
Revealing the foundation of Thoai Thanh Temple after a period of excavation
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HUE - The foundations of the works in the Thoai Thanh Temple relic (where the King's mother is worshiped) are gradually emerging.
Young couple from abroad to register their marriage in the most populous ward of Hanoi
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Hanoi - Mr. Vu Van Hoang and Ms. Ngo Thi Ngoc went to Hong Ha ward headquarters to register their marriage in the early days of the operation of the two-level local government.
Heavy rain in Hanoi, many streets flooded
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At noon on July 3, the inner city of Hanoi had moderate rain, heavy rain to very heavy rain and continuous thunderstorms.
Many serious landslides after the storm in Do Son, Hai Phong
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Hai Phong - According to the Economic Department of Do Son District (Hai Phong), the entire district has 17 landslides, some of which are very serious and require evacuation.
The degraded state of Thong Nhat Stadium before renovation
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HCMC - Thong Nhat Stadium is deteriorating and is about to be renovated at a cost of 149 billion VND.
Graffiti is destroying public works in Hue
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HUE - Originally a green, clean, and beautiful city, graffiti on public works in Hue is currently making many people angry.
Authorities strain to regulate traffic on Phong Chau pontoon bridge
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Phu Tho - On September 30, when Phong Chau pontoon bridge opened to traffic, the traffic flow was very heavy, and the authorities had to work hard to regulate traffic.
People worry about the serious deterioration of bridges in Quang Binh
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Quang Binh - Song Thai Bridge is seriously degraded, rusted, the bridge surface is peeling and cracked, making people worried when traveling here.
Image of 2 bridges worth tens of thousands of billions of dong across the Red River
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Hanoi - Tu Lien and Tran Hung Dao bridges, when completed, will help connect the two banks of the Red River conveniently, contributing to the socio-economic development of the capital.
Hanoi FC beat HCMC in a match with 2 red cards
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In the third round of LPBank V.League 2024-2025, Hanoi FC defeated HCMC 2-0 in a match with 2 red cards.
Army and Police join in landslide rescue in Ha Giang
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Ha Giang - Hundreds of soldiers, police and people were mobilized to search for victims of the landslide on National Highway 2.
Hanoi University of Science and Technology's "beauties" show off their beauty on graduation day
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Students of Hanoi University of Science and Technology could not hide their joy and pride when they graduated on time and officially became new bachelors.
Image of Nam Ly bridge preparing to open to traffic on the morning of September 30
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HCMC - After 8 years of construction, Nam Ly Bridge on Do Xuan Hop Street (HCMC) has been completed and is ready to open to traffic tomorrow (September 30).
The ancient space of Ngoc Khanh Lake gradually appears
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On September 29, according to Lao Dong, at the Ngoc Khanh Lake renovation project site, workers worked hard to meet the schedule.
Landslide scene buries many people and vehicles on National Highway 2
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Ha Giang - A landslide on National Highway 2 through Viet Vinh commune injured 10 people and left 1 person missing.
Phong Chau pontoon bridge completed, traffic can be opened from September 30
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Phu Tho - On the morning of September 29, the 249th Engineering Brigade (Engineering Corps) completed the installation of the Phong Chau pontoon bridge to serve people's travel.
51 blue beret soldiers completed their mission and returned home
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HCMC - 51 blue beret soldiers from Level 2 Field Hospital No. 5 have just completed their mission at the United Nations Mission in Bentiu province, South Sudan.
Golden season on Seng Cu rice fields after the storm
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Although Lao Cai was heavily affected by storm No. 3, the famous Seng Cu rice fields in Muong Vi remained intact.
