Life of people in flooded alleys in Ho Chi Minh City
NGỌC ÁNH - MINH TÂM |
HCMC - Every time it rains or high tides cause flooding, people in alleys 53 and 67 Bui Van Ba Street (District 7, HCMC) wade through the water.
NGỌC ÁNH - MINH TÂM |
HCMC - Every time it rains or high tides cause flooding, people in alleys 53 and 67 Bui Van Ba Street (District 7, HCMC) wade through the water.
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HCMC - Heavy rain combined with high tides turned Tran Xuan Soan Street into a river, making it difficult for people to travel.
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HCMC - Every time it rains or the tide rises, people on Tran Xuan Soan Street (District 7) wade through water, but the 10,000 billion VND tide prevention project next to it remains "frozen".
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Live volleyball match between VTV Binh Dien Long An and Binh Chung Thong Tin, taking place at 5:30 PM today (April 18).
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Ninh Binh - The investor of Bach Mai Hospital and Viet Duc Friendship Hospital facility 2 project committed to complete the installation of equipment before June 30.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs is assigned to carefully prepare the reform of salaries, allowances and other regimes from the Central to local levels, implemented in all 3 blocs.
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According to a representative of the meteorological agency, ENSO phase transition along with the impact of climate change leads to the risk of strong storms and super typhoons in 2026.
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Ho Chi Minh City - For the first time, people can visit and experience the modern architectural space of Phu Tho Multi-purpose Circus and Performance.
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In the program "Saturday Afternoon Coffee", designer Duc Hung shared his perspective on Vietnamese fashion in the context of cultural industry development.
Nguyên Chân |
HCMC - Heavy rain combined with high tides turned Tran Xuan Soan Street into a river, making it difficult for people to travel.
ANH TÚ - NHƯ QUỲNH |
HCMC - Every time it rains or the tide rises, people on Tran Xuan Soan Street (District 7) wade through water, but the 10,000 billion VND tide prevention project next to it remains "frozen".
NGỌC ÁNH - MINH TÂM |
TPHCM - Mỗi lần có mưa hoặc triều cường, hàng chục hộ dân sống tại con hẻm 2221/1/2/1/15/1 đường Huỳnh Tấn Phát lại phải sống trong cảnh ngập nặng.