Cao Thơm - Đinh Hiệp |
Kumquat prices in Hanoi this year are expected to increase by 30% compared to last year due to the impact of Typhoon Yagi. Many gardeners are urgently taking care of their crops and earning billions of dong.
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Nam Dinh - Kumquat trees are starting to turn yellow, the capital of kumquat growing Nam Phong (Nam Dinh City) is busy preparing to supply kumquat trees to the market.
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Although it is still more than a month until Lunar New Year, the streets of Hanoi are already bustling with the Tet atmosphere with peach and kumquat blossoms being sold early.
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BSR always strictly complies with the State's regulations and policies on fire prevention and fighting at Dung Quat Refinery.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Functional forces have organized a search for a person suspected of missing while rowing a sup, but after 1 day there have been no positive results.
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An old man driving a bicycle after drinking alcohol was recorded by Ho Chi Minh City traffic police, and was surprised to learn that he had violated.
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Hai Phong - Cat Bi Market is famous as a paradise of hundreds of "delicious, nutritious, cheap" dishes, a tourist destination in the food tour journey.
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Quang Tri - With the appearance of US military aircraft at Ta Con airport, it contributes to vividly recreating the old battlefield, attracting a large number of tourists on the occasion of April 30.
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Ho Chi Minh City - After being invited to drink beer during the holiday, the man violated the maximum alcohol concentration limit when participating in traffic and was fined 9 million VND.
Hà Vi |
Nam Dinh - Kumquat trees are starting to turn yellow, the capital of kumquat growing Nam Phong (Nam Dinh City) is busy preparing to supply kumquat trees to the market.
LAN HƯƠNG - THẢO VÂN |
Although it is still more than a month until Lunar New Year, the streets of Hanoi are already bustling with the Tet atmosphere with peach and kumquat blossoms being sold early.
Linh Đan |
BSR always strictly complies with the State's regulations and policies on fire prevention and fighting at Dung Quat Refinery.
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