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Morning of the Western Region on January 9: Soc Trang requests to unify sand prices for highways; Yellow light for 30 minutes, many drivers do not dare to drive in Can Tho;…
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Morning of the Western Region 7.1: Dai Ngai 2 Bridge officially closed; In 2025, Ca Mau airport will welcome large aircraft; Testimony of the wife in the jealousy beating case in Can Tho;…
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Morning of the Western Region 4.1: Cho Lach raspberry chrysanthemums are in high demand, flooding Hanoi for Tet 2025; Prosecution of a case of a girl suspected of being beaten and stripped naked in Can Tho;…
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Morning of the Western Region 2.1: Construction works through Tet on key projects; Kien Giang will soon completely handle over 125,000 tons of waste remaining in Phu Quoc;…
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The Trump administration will immediately apply new tariffs after announcing them today (September 2).
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HCMC - A fire broke out at a house on Mac Van Street, Xom Coi Ward, District 8, killing three people.
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Taking advantage of the dark, the bad guys seriously sabotage an ancient stele near Chua Cau, Hoi An.
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Gold price update on the morning of April 2: World gold fell sharply, the domestic market was at risk of falling as of the opening of today's trading session.
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Land prices in many provinces are fluctuating strongly, especially in areas with merged news. Experts warn investors to be cautious and avoid virtual price traps.
NHÓM PV |
Morning of the Western Region 7.1: Dai Ngai 2 Bridge officially closed; In 2025, Ca Mau airport will welcome large aircraft; Testimony of the wife in the jealousy beating case in Can Tho;…
NHÓM PV |
Morning of the Western Region 4.1: Cho Lach raspberry chrysanthemums are in high demand, flooding Hanoi for Tet 2025; Prosecution of a case of a girl suspected of being beaten and stripped naked in Can Tho;…
NHÓM PV |
Morning of the Western Region 2.1: Construction works through Tet on key projects; Kien Giang will soon completely handle over 125,000 tons of waste remaining in Phu Quoc;…
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