Northwest end of the day: Sa Pa airport still sends soldiers stationary
Nhóm PV |
Sa Pa airport is still deserted; Dense fog covers National Highway 6; The shape of a billion-dollar industrial park in Thai Nguyen...
RELATED NEWS
Heavy fog on National Highway 6, drivers struggle to cross dangerous pass
|
Dense fog covered National Highway 6, causing many sections of the road with a view to decrease to only 20m, causing drivers to move slowly.
After 3 years of construction, Sa Pa airport still has soldiers stationary
|
Lao Cai - After 3 years of construction, the progress of Sa Pa airport construction is still only at the completion stage of the resettlement area.
A trillion-dong industrial park is gradually taking shape in Thai Nguyen
|
A series of machines are focused on preparing for the groundbreaking of the Song Cong II industrial park project, taking place in the first quarter of 2025, with a construction period of 36 months.
Forecast of thunderstorms in the area this afternoon and evening, with heavy rain in some places over 60mm
|
The Central Highlands and Southeast region in the afternoon and evening of September 1st, there will be showers and scattered thunderstorms, locally heavy rain over 60mm.
Handing over 32 fishermen in distress from Truong Sa to the mainland
|
Khanh Hoa - Functional forces hand over 32 fishermen in distress at sea to Truong Sa 18 ship to bring back to the mainland.
Heavy fog on National Highway 6, drivers struggle to cross dangerous pass
Khánh Linh |
Dense fog covered National Highway 6, causing many sections of the road with a view to decrease to only 20m, causing drivers to move slowly.
After 3 years of construction, Sa Pa airport still has soldiers stationary
Đinh Đại |
Lao Cai - After 3 years of construction, the progress of Sa Pa airport construction is still only at the completion stage of the resettlement area.
A trillion-dong industrial park is gradually taking shape in Thai Nguyen
Nguyễn Hoàn |
A series of machines are focused on preparing for the groundbreaking of the Song Cong II industrial park project, taking place in the first quarter of 2025, with a construction period of 36 months.
