Da Nang pedestrian traffic lights are convenient for tourists
NGUYỄN LINH - TRẦN THI |
The smart pedestrian light system tested in the area around Han Market (Da Nang City) has received many positive responses from people and tourists.
NGUYỄN LINH - TRẦN THI |
The smart pedestrian light system tested in the area around Han Market (Da Nang City) has received many positive responses from people and tourists.
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Da Nang launched the 2025 planting Tet tree along the coast of the city to prevent erosion, reduce landslides, create landscapes and replace broken trees due to weather.
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Many streets in Da Nang City occurred the situation of encroaching on the road and sidewalks as a place of business and parking, causing loss of beauty and obstructing traffic.
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Traffic participants in Da Nang, before Decree 168, were famous for voluntarily obeying traffic lights.
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Da Nang - The city's Trade Union organizes a series of activities to celebrate the 14th Congress of the Vietnam Trade Union for the 2026–2031 term.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Despite being injured in both legs, candidate K.H still strives to overcome difficulties, maintaining an optimistic spirit to enter the 10th grade exam with high determination.
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The meteorological agency forecasts that from June 3rd, hot weather in the North will increase in intensity and scope of activity.
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Hanoi - 177 journalistic works enter the final round of the National Press Award. Many creative journalistic works affirm the resilience of digital transformation.
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The Vietnamese stock market may continue to be under adjustment pressure in the context of no return of large cash flow.
Nguyễn Linh |
Da Nang launched the 2025 planting Tet tree along the coast of the city to prevent erosion, reduce landslides, create landscapes and replace broken trees due to weather.
Trần Thi |
Many streets in Da Nang City occurred the situation of encroaching on the road and sidewalks as a place of business and parking, causing loss of beauty and obstructing traffic.
Trần Thi |
Traffic participants in Da Nang, before Decree 168, were famous for voluntarily obeying traffic lights.