Hoài Phương |
Binh Dinh - After many days of following the traces of stone bandits, Lao Dong Newspaper reporters recorded the entire illegal stone mining process taking place on Hon Cha Mountain.
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Binh Dinh - The police are expanding the investigation into the case of stone bandits "cutting the meat" of Hon Cha mountain, and at the same time investigating the 3-phase power source to serve illegal mining activities.
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Binh Dinh - The illegal stone mining situation at Hon Cha mountain has been going on for many years, but why hasn't it been thoroughly handled yet?
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Binh Dinh - Although the exploitation and transportation of stone on Hon Cha Mountain has been strictly prohibited, dump trucks still brazenly carry stone out of the mountain and bring it to businesses.
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Binh Dinh - After many years of being "ripped off", Hon Cha mountain no longer retains its intact shape. Who will take responsibility for this devastation?
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Hanoi - Many drivers use all kinds of methods to cover and blur their license plates to bypass the AI camera.
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Hanoi - The site clearance of Ring Road 1 from Hoang Cau to Voi Phuc is in the acceleration phase, with continuous machinery and openings.
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Vinh Long - Ms. Thai Thu Xuong - Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor suggested a number of issues at the Provincial Trade Union Congress.
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HUE - The Cho Mai - Tan My road project with a total investment of nearly 200 billion VND, over 4km long, has just completed asphalt paving after many years of slow construction.
Hoài Phương |
Binh Dinh - The police are expanding the investigation into the case of stone bandits "cutting the meat" of Hon Cha mountain, and at the same time investigating the 3-phase power source to serve illegal mining activities.
Hoài Phương |
Binh Dinh - The illegal stone mining situation at Hon Cha mountain has been going on for many years, but why hasn't it been thoroughly handled yet?
Hoài Phương |
Binh Dinh - Although the exploitation and transportation of stone on Hon Cha Mountain has been strictly prohibited, dump trucks still brazenly carry stone out of the mountain and bring it to businesses.
Hoài Phương |
Binh Dinh - After many years of being "ripped off", Hon Cha mountain no longer retains its intact shape. Who will take responsibility for this devastation?
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Do Bộ TTTT cấp ngày 30.10.2012
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