Ho Chi Minh City people are looking forward to the project to open a 25m wide road with a capital of over 500 billion

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    HCMC - The Chu Van An road project to Martyrs Monument, 200m long and 25m wide, is being proposed as a priority for implementation in the 2024-2030 period, making many people look forward to it.

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    Ung Van Khiem Street (Binh Thanh District) is often congested during rush hour. Photo: Minh Quan

    Ho Chi Minh City opens road along Saigon River to relieve traffic jams in Binh Thanh

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    HCMC - The 4km long Saigon River road, from Ba Son Bridge to Binh Trieu Bridge, is expected to reduce traffic jams and increase connectivity for Binh Thanh District.

    Chu Van An Street has become a dead end because it has not been connected to the Martyrs' Monument intersection. Photo: Photo: Minh Quan

    Ho Chi Minh City will spend 560 billion VND to open a new 25m wide road in Binh Thanh

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    HCMC - The project to open a new Chu Van An street extending to Dai Liet Si intersection, 200m long and 25m wide, with a total investment of more than 560 billion VND, will help reduce traffic congestion in Binh Thanh district.

    Tran Xuan Soan Street (District 7). Photo: Chan Phuc

    Ho Chi Minh City raises road connecting 3 districts to 2.1m height to prevent flooding

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    In addition to building embankments, Ho Chi Minh City will raise Tran Xuan Soan Street to the planned elevation of 2.1m to cope with flooding over the past many years.

    Updated location and path of storm Tra Mi at 8:00 p.m. on October 22. Photo: National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting

    Storm Tra Mi is forecast to move quickly and continuously strengthen in the East Sea

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    The meteorological agency forecasts that after entering the North East Sea, storm Tra Mi is likely to strengthen.

    Nhan Dan Newspaper launches National Brands page

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    On the afternoon of October 22, Nhan Dan Newspaper in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Trade launched the National Brand page, providing comprehensive data on leading enterprises.

    Import and export exceed 600 billion USD, forecast to have many more records

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    As of mid-October, the country's total import-export turnover reached 610.56 billion USD, with a trade surplus of 21.24 billion USD. It is forecasted that it could reach 800 billion USD by the end of the year.

    Secretly recording the handling of the "chaotic" passenger bus at Thang Long bridge

    Secretly recording the handling of the "chaotic" passenger bus at Thang Long bridge

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    Hanoi Traffic Police will increase patrols, disguise themselves, and secretly record and handle passenger vehicles stopping and parking at the Thang Long Bridge.

    Deputy Prime Minister of the Government, Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son received Chinese Ambassador Ha Vi. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    Proposing China to properly handle the issue of fishing boats and fishermen

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    Vietnam requests that China properly handle the issue of fishing vessels and fishermen; respect each other's legitimate and legal rights and interests.

    Đường Ung Văn Khiêm (quận Bình Thạnh) thường xuyên kẹt xe giờ cao điểm. Ảnh: Minh Quân

    Ho Chi Minh City opens road along Saigon River to relieve traffic jams in Binh Thanh

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    HCMC - The 4km long Saigon River road, from Ba Son Bridge to Binh Trieu Bridge, is expected to reduce traffic jams and increase connectivity for Binh Thanh District.

    Đường Chu Văn An trở thành đường cụt do chưa được nối thông ra nút giao Đài Liệt Sĩ. Ảnh: Ảnh: Minh Quân

    Ho Chi Minh City will spend 560 billion VND to open a new 25m wide road in Binh Thanh

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    HCMC - The project to open a new Chu Van An street extending to Dai Liet Si intersection, 200m long and 25m wide, with a total investment of more than 560 billion VND, will help reduce traffic congestion in Binh Thanh district.

    Đường Trần Xuân Soạn (Quận 7). Ảnh: Chân Phúc

    Ho Chi Minh City raises road connecting 3 districts to 2.1m height to prevent flooding

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    In addition to building embankments, Ho Chi Minh City will raise Tran Xuan Soan Street to the planned elevation of 2.1m to cope with flooding over the past many years.