NHƯ QUỲNH - VIỆT ANH |
HCMC - The high tide on October 24 caused walls to collapse and furniture to be damaged. Up to now, Thanh Da people have not yet overcome the consequences and are worried about building sandbags to prevent the new flood.
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HCMC - After the recent high tide caused severe flooding, people on Thanh Da peninsula urgently built sandbags and reinforced embankments to cope with the upcoming new tide.
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Ho Chi Minh City is urgently implementing response measures and speeding up the progress of flood prevention projects to limit damage in the upcoming high tides.
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HCMC - High tides caused the Rach Cung road area (Binh Dong ward) to be deeply flooded, with water overflowing into people's houses.
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US President Donald Trump left open the possibility of a recurrence of conflict with Iran, while affirming that the US will "win very quickly" if that happens.
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In 6 months, the Traffic Police Department received more than 10,600 traffic violation complaints from people, thereby fining more than 2,800 cases.
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Hanoi barricades and diverts traffic on many sections of Thang Long Avenue to construct Ring Road 3.5 intersection. Traffic organization plan extended until the end of 2026.
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Ho Chi Minh City requests to complete compensation, support, resettlement and hand over the entire site to the investor of the Ben Thanh - Can Gio Metro project before September 2, 2026.
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The Russian leader affirmed that attacks on energy infrastructure cannot shake the economy or cause social instability.
NHÓM PV |
HCMC - After the recent high tide caused severe flooding, people on Thanh Da peninsula urgently built sandbags and reinforced embankments to cope with the upcoming new tide.
HẠ MÂY |
Ho Chi Minh City is urgently implementing response measures and speeding up the progress of flood prevention projects to limit damage in the upcoming high tides.
Chân Phúc |
HCMC - High tides caused the Rach Cung road area (Binh Dong ward) to be deeply flooded, with water overflowing into people's houses.
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