Quang Binh Border Guards support people in cleaning up after floods
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Quang Binh - The provincial Border Guard has been deployed to clean up and support people and schools after the flood.
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Quang Binh - The provincial Border Guard has been deployed to clean up and support people and schools after the flood.
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Quang Binh - Flood waters recede, people, police, soldiers, and youth unions clean up houses, offices, schools, and roads to quickly stabilize life.
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Quang Binh - Quang Ninh District Police supported many schools in cleaning up so that students can return to school soon.
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HUE - After storm Tra Mi, coastal residents in Hue struggled to clean up mud, sand, concrete slabs... caused by the storm.
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Sharing with Lao Dong newspaper, People's Artist Lan Huong confided about her colorful artistic journey from stage to screen, along with the pressures behind the halo.
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There are phone calls, after many months of working as a journalist, I still remember the feeling when picking up the phone.
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From the days of sending manuscripts by handwritten letters and fax to the journey of closely following major issues of Ca Mau, Lao Dong Newspaper has contributed to spreading many policies for the development of the southernmost land.
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The Prime Minister requested a general review, fight, and handle food safety crimes; publicize images of students' actual trays for parents to supervise.
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97 years ago, on August 14, 1929, in a small house in Thong Phong alley, near Ho Giam Lake (Hanoi), the first issue of Lao Dong Newspaper was born under the direction of comrade Nguyen Duc Canh. From that moment, a historical journey began. The journey of the revolutionary newspaper always accompanied the working class and working people, in every stage of the country's development.
CÔNG SÁNG |
Quang Binh - Flood waters recede, people, police, soldiers, and youth unions clean up houses, offices, schools, and roads to quickly stabilize life.
CÔNG SÁNG |
Quang Binh - Quang Ninh District Police supported many schools in cleaning up so that students can return to school soon.
PHÚC ĐẠT - NGUYỄN LUÂN |
HUE - After storm Tra Mi, coastal residents in Hue struggled to clean up mud, sand, concrete slabs... caused by the storm.

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