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 - Nguyen Hue Flower Street 2026 is completing giant horse mascots, ready to welcome spring tourists from the evening of the 28th of Binh Ngo Tet.
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Bac Ninh - On the morning of February 10, a fire broke out at the Huong La charity house (Luong Tai commune), burning down about 80m2.
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Hanoi - Dao Nhat Tan taking to the streets has attracted people in the Capital at Quang An flower market (Tay Ho district), bringing a close-up Tet atmosphere.
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Cambodia has just deported a total of 740 foreigners who violated the law, including 312 Chinese people involved in online fraud.
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Lam Dong - The Tet flower market in the capital Da Lat is starting to become bustling as it enters the peak season to serve the Lunar New Year, in which gladiolus flowers are selling well and prices are increasing.
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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