NGỌC ÁNH - MINH TÂM |
HCMC - On the land of only a few square meters in Ga and Gao markets (District 1), there are "tiny" houses that have existed for many years and have become a place of residence for many people.
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Ho Chi Minh City will have a special incentive mechanism for businesses participating in investing in renovating old apartment buildings in the area.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Ngo Gia Tu apartment complex (District 10) built 57 years ago has not been renovated, affecting people's lives when the facilities have degraded.
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HCMC - The degraded fire protection system and the "no-escape" design of apartment buildings are a nightmare for many households in case of a fire or explosion.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Businesses proactively source supplies to expand sales of E10 bio-gasoline, and at the same time note that consumers are gradually switching to choosing this fuel.
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Mr. Trump has suspended plans to bomb energy facilities, while tensions with Iran have not shown significant signs of cooling down.
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Ho Chi Minh City - People reflect that dirty wastewater overflows into a small alley in An Phu Dong ward, emitting a strong odor, causing pollution that has not been treated for many months.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs prepares carefully, proposes specific plans for implementing salary reform according to the roadmap, and reports to the Deputy Prime Minister on March 30.
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Live match between VTV Binh Dien Long An and Vietinbank in the final of the Hoa Lu Cup 2026 volleyball tournament, taking place at 4:00 PM today (March 23).
Bảo Chương |
Ho Chi Minh City will have a special incentive mechanism for businesses participating in investing in renovating old apartment buildings in the area.
Minh Tâm - Ngọc Ánh |
Ho Chi Minh City - Ngo Gia Tu apartment complex (District 10) built 57 years ago has not been renovated, affecting people's lives when the facilities have degraded.
MINH TÂM - NGỌC ÁNH |
HCMC - The degraded fire protection system and the "no-escape" design of apartment buildings are a nightmare for many households in case of a fire or explosion.
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