NHÓM PV |
News at 8:00 p.m. on January 23, 2025: Ministry of Public Security talks about running red lights to give way to priority vehicles; Despite the increase in gold prices, Hanoi residents still line up to buy;...
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Police in Vinh Phuc and Thai Binh provinces asked many car owners to pay fines for running red lights.
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HCMC - Ho Chi Minh City police said people will not be fined if they run red lights to give way to ambulances and fire trucks.
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Thanh Hoa - Regarding the reflection that a female literature teacher arbitrarily corrected more than 100 student scores, the school is urgently verifying and clarifying.
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Some citizens reflected to the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET), expressing dissatisfaction with the Department of Education and Training's response when there were recommendations on tutoring and extra classes.
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At a time when gold prices are high, silver is becoming an investment channel chosen by many people. People need to pay attention to avoid risks to the market and trading places.
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The closer to Tet, the more frozen food of unknown origin has the opportunity to creep into the market, from closed online markets to open wholesale markets.
Việt Dũng |
Bộ Công an vừa trả lời công dân về trường hợp lái xe không chấp hành tín hiệu đèn giao thông để nhường đường cho xe ưu tiên, xe cấp cứu.
Xuyên Đông |
Police in Vinh Phuc and Thai Binh provinces asked many car owners to pay fines for running red lights.
Minh Tâm |
HCMC - Ho Chi Minh City police said people will not be fined if they run red lights to give way to ambulances and fire trucks.
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