Hoài Phương |
Binh Dinh - After many quiet apricot seasons, apricot workers in the "golden apricot capital of the Central region" can only look forward to this year's apricot season, hoping for a full Tet.
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Through inspection, Binh Dinh has 4 provincial roads and 56 locally managed roads that were severely damaged by vehicles carrying construction materials for the expressway project.
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After more than 2 months of filing a petition to claim his rights, the teacher who complained about his benefits being cut in Binh Dinh has now received his overtime pay and withdrawn his complaint.
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Although patched and repaired, National Highway 1A through Binh Dinh is still in a state of disrepair, causing many inconveniences for people living along the route.
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Traffic on the evening of the 28th of Tet is stable, people are more relaxed on their journey home to reunite.
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After the Tet movie season, the Vietnamese film market continues to be vibrant when a series of new projects have the participation of My Tam and a cast of beauty queens and runners-up.
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Ho Chi Minh City - On the 28th day of the twelfth lunar month, the "On the wharf, under the boat" flower market is bustling with people coming to shop and prepare for Tet.
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Hanoi - Traffic is clear, vehicle density is reduced. Traffic Police (CSGT) strengthen patrols to ensure traffic safety for people.
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Dak Lak - Some small traders in the coastal area have traveled hundreds of kilometers to bring ornamental plants to the mountain town to sell during Tet, hoping for a bumper crop.
Hoài Phương |
Through inspection, Binh Dinh has 4 provincial roads and 56 locally managed roads that were severely damaged by vehicles carrying construction materials for the expressway project.
Hoài Luân |
After more than 2 months of filing a petition to claim his rights, the teacher who complained about his benefits being cut in Binh Dinh has now received his overtime pay and withdrawn his complaint.
Hoài Phương |
Although patched and repaired, National Highway 1A through Binh Dinh is still in a state of disrepair, causing many inconveniences for people living along the route.
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