Thái Bảo - Đan Thanh |
Ho Chi Minh City - Traffic jam pressure and increased travel costs after Tet make Ho Chi Minh City young people choose to travel by Metro, which is both economical and creates a positive lifestyle.
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Despite earning over 20 million VND/month, many young people still find it difficult to buy a house when prices are constantly high.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Ho Chi Minh City residents are allowed to travel free of charge on Metro Line 1 and 118 bus routes on election day March 15, 2026.
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Hanoi - Many young people have actively accumulated early, buying gold and silver for good luck on the Day of the God of Wealth.
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After the Tet holiday, many young people fall into a state of slow pace, difficulty concentrating when returning to study and work.
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Hanoi - Before the election day, grassroots officials and waterway traffic police went to each household in Van Vy fishing village, ensuring that all voters were aware of election information.
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Ninh Binh - Two artifacts called "woodblocks - trấn trạch seals" being kept at Tien Huong palace have been identified as having no records or origin.
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Ho Chi Minh City adjusts the planning of Thu Thiem to build a new Political - Administrative Center, a 99-story financial tower, and adjusts the location of the Children's Palace and the Opera House.
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Dung Quat Oil Refinery is operating at a capacity of 124-125%, contributing to ensuring gasoline and oil supply and stabilizing the domestic market.
Như Hạ |
Despite earning over 20 million VND/month, many young people still find it difficult to buy a house when prices are constantly high.
MINH QUÂN |
Ho Chi Minh City - Ho Chi Minh City residents are allowed to travel free of charge on Metro Line 1 and 118 bus routes on election day March 15, 2026.
NHÓM PV |
Hanoi - Many young people have actively accumulated early, buying gold and silver for good luck on the Day of the God of Wealth.
HUYỀN TRANG - TRANG ANH |
After the Tet holiday, many young people fall into a state of slow pace, difficulty concentrating when returning to study and work.
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