NHÓM PV |
Near Tet, jams and candies of unknown origin, produced in unsanitary conditions, self-printed with expiration dates, are secretly smuggled into the market, threatening consumer health.
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Although there are no invoices or documents, many Tet jam products are still sold wholesale to the market when they have run out of water and dust in the warehouse in Hanoi.
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Near Tet, dirty frozen food of unknown origin is still blatantly displayed for sale at wholesale markets, creeping into kitchens, threatening community health.
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The closer to Tet, the more frozen food of unknown origin has the opportunity to creep into the market, from closed online markets to open wholesale markets.
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The Pentagon affirmed that US forces are monitoring the activities of Russia and Iran amid escalating conflict in the region.
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Hanoi - Ring Road 2.5 project, Dam Hong - National Highway 1A section, 1.6km long, with a total capital of over 1,300 billion VND, will complete all items in March 2026.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Traffic police deploy ambushes, filming many motorbikes intentionally crossing the railway when red lights and barriers have lowered, posing a risk of traffic accidents.
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Da Nang - Mountainous voters have to use their phones to send petitions when holding online meetings, raising great concerns about the development gap between mountainous and delta areas.
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During the days of persistently accompanying her congenitally hearing impaired child, the mother burst into tears when she first heard her child call "mother" after 3 years.
NHÓM PV |
Although there are no invoices or documents, many Tet jam products are still sold wholesale to the market when they have run out of water and dust in the warehouse in Hanoi.
NHÓM PV |
Near Tet, dirty frozen food of unknown origin is still blatantly displayed for sale at wholesale markets, creeping into kitchens, threatening community health.
NHÓM PV |
The closer to Tet, the more frozen food of unknown origin has the opportunity to creep into the market, from closed online markets to open wholesale markets.
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