NHƯ QUỲNH - VIỆT ANH |
HCMC - Installing LED signs helps improve identification, however, people hope to install them in easy-to-see locations to avoid obstructing visibility when traveling.
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Ho Chi Minh City is piloting the installation of lighting traffic signs at some locations in the city center.
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Responding to voters' opinions, the Ministry of Construction said that through reviewing the unit, 10,520 traffic sign locations across the country were inadequate.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Despite the signs, lines, many cars still blatantly block the right turn in Ho Chi Minh City, causing congestion and danger, pressing public opinion.
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HCMC - Mailisa Beauty salon on Huynh Van Banh Street (HCMC) closed after announcing a temporary suspension of operations throughout the system.
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The US has said it will review all green cards issued to immigrants from 19 countries that were classified as "concerned" after the shooting that killed one National Guard officer.
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Gia Lai - After the storm and flood, Mr. Ho Thanh Hai's abandoned house was helped by the Lao Dong Golden Heart Fund - Lao Dong Newspaper to rebuild a shelter and recover after the natural disaster.
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The Premier League's change of copyright owner in Vietnam will put the television market into a problem of competition, monopoly and business efficiency in the context of increasing copyright costs.
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Khanh Hoa - Storm No. 15 has not yet reached the shore, but in some areas in Nha Trang, winds have been recorded, waves about 5m high, hitting the seawall area directly.
LÝ LINH |
Ho Chi Minh City is piloting the installation of lighting traffic signs at some locations in the city center.
Xuyên Đông |
Responding to voters' opinions, the Ministry of Construction said that through reviewing the unit, 10,520 traffic sign locations across the country were inadequate.
Tâm Quỳnh |
Ho Chi Minh City - Despite the signs, lines, many cars still blatantly block the right turn in Ho Chi Minh City, causing congestion and danger, pressing public opinion.
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