22:05: The equipment arrived at the gathering place
10:00: People welcome the convoy of cars to My Dinh Stadium
Hanoi Urban Railway operates until night
Mr. Khuat Viet Hung - Chairman of the Board of Members, Head of the Executive Committee of Hanoi Railway One Member Co., Ltd. said that from today, August 27, passengers can buy round-trip tickets right at the station. For example, passengers traveling from Yen Nghia station to Cat Linh station can buy both round-trip and return tickets at the same time, serving until 24h tonight.
Mr. Hung also recommended that passengers need to prepare enough health and nutrition before attending the event. Because the event area will be very crowded, travel and eating can be difficult. Therefore, each person should proactively bring water to drink and necessary snacks to ensure their health throughout the participation period.
At Cat Linh Station, passengers who need cleaning should take advantage of the service right inside the station before leaving. There is a free service area in the station, although it can be crowded, you just have to wait a few more minutes. After leaving the station, finding a public toilet will be more difficult and often overloaded.
For passengers traveling on the Nhon - Cau Giay route, in addition to the restroom in the station, they can also use the restroom of the University of Transport. In this regard, the school has coordinated and supported the city and the company to serve the people.
To avoid congestion after the end of the event, passengers are advised to stay for a visit, have fun for about 1-2 hours in the central area before leaving the station. This will help reduce pressure, limit jostling and pushing, and ensure safer and more convenient movement.
From August 30 to September 2, the Hanoi People's Committee decided to exempt passengers from traveling by public transport to attend the events of the Capital's Central City. Accordingly, passengers traveling on the Cat Linh - Ha Dong and Nhon - Cau Giay urban railway lines are still issued tickets with denominations but do not have to pay.
9:40 p.m.: Maintain environmental sanitation after the holiday
Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh Loan (Hanoi) and her family went to see the parade. Ms. Loan said she felt very happy and proud.
Not only enthusiastically immersing themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, before leaving, she and her children also spent time collecting and cleaning up trash in their area.
"I want my children to understand that when participating in crowded events, they need to be more aware of maintaining public hygiene. Taking small actions, but if everyone does it, it will help the environment become cleaner and more beautiful, Ms. Loan expressed. The simple but meaningful work of her family has contributed to spreading the message of environmental protection to everyone around her.
Not only Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh Loan's family, many young people also proactively participate in maintaining hygiene after the preliminary inspection of parades and parades. Phan Viet Trung Kien (middle) and his group of friends quickly walked around the stands to collect garbage, water bottles and plastic bags after the parade.
9:20 p.m.: The blocks are in the hands of the people
After passing through the stage, the walking blocks will parade and walk to the end of Hung Vuong Street and separate along 3 different routes.
Route 1 (right): Follow the route of Tran Phu - Kim Ma - Lieu Giai. The end point is at Van Cao Street and Quan Ngua Sports Palace.
Route 2 (left): Follow the Nguyen Thai Hoc - Trang Thi - Trang Tien route. The end point is at August Revolution Square.
Route 3 (left): Follow the Nguyen Thai Hoc - Le Duan route. The end point is at Thong Nhat Park.
The parade blocks reached the Lieu Giai - Van Cao road section. People sang the song "Nhu co Ba on the day of great victory" when the parade groups arrived.
20:30: Veterans are bustling when hearing the sound of fireworks
Departing from Hai Phong to Hanoi early in the morning, despite waiting for 8 hours, Ms. Pham Thi Vien - a veteran of division 472, division 559, could not help but be moved when hearing the fireworks signaling the parade program to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2 officially starting.
Once a pioneer in the Ho Chi Minh campaign, Ms. Vien feels proud to see peace today. "Although we are old, my teammates and I are determined to go there to watch the parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day. Today's peace is beautiful, my teammates and I have to look forward to it instead of the teammates who sacrificed themselves and died on the battlefield. I am extremely proud and moved because our country is constantly developing, and I am very interested in veterans like us," said Ms. Vien.
On the occasion of April 30, Ms. Vien and her teammates also went to Ho Chi Minh City to watch the parade celebrating April 30. Today, Ms. Vien and 4 other teammates from Division 472, Group 559 sat at Lieu Giai - Van Cao road to witness the gathering place of the parade.
A case of fainting due to hypoglycemia was given emergency care
A case of faintedness due to hypoglycemia was given emergency care by the Medical Team in Lieu Giai - Dao Tan area, given fluids and oxygen in time to prepare for the preliminary approval ceremony for the parade on the evening of August 27.
The regular health system and being present when people need it have contributed to ensuring safety for people participating in cheering for the parade and parade for the preliminary approval ceremony.
Before the preliminary review, 3 health inspection teams of the Ministry of Health led by the leaders of the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management in coordination with the inspection team of the Hanoi Department of Health led by Dr. Nguyen Dinh Hung - Deputy Director in charge of the Hanoi Department of Health inspected the health work serving A80 in Hanoi.
20:20: Watch livestream to follow the parade
The atmosphere in the Nguyen Thai Hoc area began to be more vibrant than ever when the moment the parade groups passed through here was approaching.
On all information pages, thousands of livestream views are continuously increasing. Every eye seemed to be watching the footsteps of the parade.
Among the people who are paying attention to the screen, Pham Thi Quynh Trang shared: I watch live to grasp the route and location of the parade blocks. I look forward to the moment the group passes through Nguyen Thai Hoc, to be able to capture beautiful, colorful and atmospheric frames".
20h: 15 cannons are burning simultaneously
Witnessing the fireworks display made many people very excited. Nguyen Thu Hai (Hanoi) shared: "The first shot made me startled by the loud sound of fireworks. After that, many consecutive loud fireworks rang out, making me quite excited".
According to records, at more than 8:00 p.m., thousands of people flocked to My Dinh Stadium, creating an extremely bustling atmosphere, with red shirts with yellow stars shining brightly in the sky.
Hundreds of people on Nguyen Thai Hoc street sing the national anthem
Den Hau, Hoang Thuy Linh unexpectedly participate in the preliminary round
Rapper Den Vuon wore a white shirt, while Hoang Thuy Linh chose a pink ao dai. Previously, People's Artist Xuan Bac revealed that the star couple had sent a message asking to participate in the parade at the 80th Anniversary of National Day on September 2.
People's Artist Xuan Bac once shared at the opening press conference of the National Achievement Exhibition Journalism Center: "The writers and artists parade in an enthusiastic atmosphere. Up to now, we have received many messages asking to participate. Artists in the South and Central regions also proactively booked air tickets to Hanoi to be part of the parade lineup".
People's Artist Xuan Bac also named the participating famous artists, from young faces such as rapper DenVau, singer Tang Duy Tan, Trang Phap, Tran Tung Anh, Tuan cry, Hoang Thuy Linh, Truong Quynh Anh, Mono, actors Lam Vy Da, Hong Diem, Duy Nam, Trung Ruoi, MC Khanh Vy, beauty queens... to veteran artists such as Meritorious Artist Do Ky, People's Artist Lan Huong, People's Artist Le Khanh, People's Artist Lan Huong "Hanoi Baby", Meritorious Artist Ngoc Bich...
The cultural force participating in A80 includes many People's Artist, Meritorious Artist, artists from the Tuong, Cheo, Cai Luong Vietnam (now the Vietnam National Traditional Theater Theater), the Vietnam National Song, Dance, and Music Theater, famous artists from the Vietnam Youth Theater, the Vietnam Drama Theater, etc.
15 cannons set off fire at 8:00 p.m. at My Dinh Stadium
From the evening of August 27, the atmosphere around My Dinh Stadium became bustling as people gathered here to watch the grandstand simultaneously launched in the preliminary program of the parade and parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2.
Everyone was eagerly waiting for the moment to witness the special moment.
Mr. Nguyen Van Lam (residing in Cau Giay ward) shared that his family had been present since 5pm to choose a suitable location.
"This is the first time I have witnessed the simultaneous fireworks display. Just thinking about the loud sound echoing in the night sky, I felt excited and proud. My whole family considers this an unforgettable memory, an opportunity to educate our children about the history and traditions of the nation" - Mr. Lam shared.
Ms. Tran Thi Hong (from Ninh Binh, currently working in Hanoi) is also looking forward to the moment to witness the mass excavation.
"I heard that there was a big show in the preliminary show, so I decided to go there to experience it. The atmosphere of the parade and march makes many people like me feel like reliving the heroic history of the nation. I believe that the moment a series of great cities resound will make tens of thousands of people feel a sense of pride and national pride" - Ms. Hong said.
According to the records, the 45th Artillery Brigade and related units have basically completed preparations for tonight's fireworks display. In tonight's preliminary program, a series of cannons will be launched with real fireworks, different from the shots in the two previous training sessions.
According to the plan, at exactly 8:00 p.m., the ceremony of firing 21 cannons on the background of the Vietnamese National Anthem will be synchronized with the program of the preliminary parade and state-level parade at Ba Dinh Square.
6:50 p.m.: Soldiers serve water and food for free to people to watch My Dinh fireworks
At My Dinh Stadium, the military distributed free water and food to people watching the fireworks display.
Mr. Nguyen Tien Do ( artillery division division 45 Brigade) said that today, the team distributed water and food to the people from 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Many people came to watch the fireworks display at My Dinh Stadium.
"I am very happy and honored to be able to serve free food and drinks to the people" - Mr. Do said
Ms. Tran Thi Mai (Da Nang) said that she was happy that the State was very thoughtful and wholeheartedly serving food to the people. Today, because we have to wait to see it from morning to night, her family is tired. Thanks to having a tarpaulin and free food, her family has a place to rest. These are very practical actions during the country's important holidays.
11:40: On duty to serve the people
During the days of the A80 parading and preliminary training, Major Nguyen Xuan Khanh - Head of the Emergency Examination and Resuscitation Department, Hanoi City Police Hospital - was always on duty at the mobile emergency station on Lieu Giai and Van Cao streets.
He and his colleagues always prepare medical supplies to ensure the best for soldiers and people when watching the parade.
"The cases that need to be treated for emergency care are cases of fainting due to people coming to see them early, causing hypoglycemia, low blood pressure, and hycalcemia. We also handle minor injuries quickly so that people can continue to return to watch the parade program," said Major Nguyen Xuan Khanh - Head of the Emergency Examination and Resuscitation Department, Hanoi City Police Hospital.
6:30 p.m.: People sing the song "Aspiration for Youth"
"Don't ask what the Fatherland has done for us
And we need to ask what we have done for the Fatherland today".
The chants in the song "Aspiration for Youth" were sung and sung by the people in Trang Tien and Dinh Tien Hoang streets.
Talking to Lao Dong, Mr. Tran Nhu Binh (63 years old, Lao Cai, accidentally lost his left leg) shared: "I tried to go to Hanoi last night to queue early this morning to see the preliminary approval. I am very touched and proud to be Vietnamese. I look forward to seeing the parade and march of my country on the occasion of the 80th Anniversary of National Day.
Mr. Le Binh (70 years old, Ha Dong) - a veteran - expressed his pride when waiting for the parade approval. As a Vietnamese citizen and a veteran, I am very proud to live in the atmosphere of the historic autumn days, said Mr. Binh.
18:10: "So peaceful"
Ms. Tham is the Chairman of the Former Youth Volunteer Association of An Khang Commune - Tuyen Quang City. She arranged her work at home, planned, took a bus to Hanoi, stayed at relatives' houses in Nguyen Xa village, Tay Tuu, Hanoi for a few days to immerse herself in the joyful atmosphere of the nation in the capital.
At 2:00 p.m. on August 27, Ms. To Thi Them (An Khang commune, Tuyen Quang city) traveled by train from Nhon station - to Cau Giay station, then joined the pedestrian group to enter the central area, waiting for the moment to see the preliminary parade on August 27.
Ms. Tham told reporters on the train from Nhon Station to Cau Giay Station: "It is true that achieving peace like today is not easy, many generations of our ancestors have fallen. Our generation has also contributed a part of their efforts to the country".
"Now, seeing the younger generation enthusiastically joining the crowd of people cheering for the parade, I suddenly see my youth again. "So beautiful" - Ms. Tham was moved to tears.
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5:55 p.m.: Coffee shop owner gives free seats to people coming to see the preliminary parade
To have a seat to watch the preliminary parade on major streets in Hanoi at this time, many restaurants, eateries, and even houses have additional seating rental services. In some big streets where many groups of parades pass, the price to rent seats can range from a few hundred to a million VND.
However, on Ngoc Ha Street (Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi), Ms. Do Thuy Linh's coffee shop at 108D Ngoc Ha is still open, providing free seats for customers to drink coffee and watch the parade.
According to Ms. Linh, the parade activities are a major event of the country. This is also the time to express gratitude and love for the Fatherland and to provide free seats, creating conditions for people to comfortably enjoy the atmosphere of the river festival is the way her family shows that love.
"My family has been doing coffee business in this street for many years. Thanks to the country's peaceful development, we have a prosperous life, so we decided to keep the selling price of family drinks unchanged no matter how many visitors to the parade. Customers coming to my house to see the parade blocks passing here can sit from morning until the end of the parade. We also have open toilets for people in need. On a big national festival, if I get to contribute a little, it is a very appropriate thing to do," Ms. Linh shared.
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5:40 p.m.: Billion-view musician Tang Duy Tan talks about his first experience participating in the A80 parade
On the first day of participating in the parade, musician Tang Duy Tan had an indescribable sense of pride.
On the evening of August 27, the State-level preliminary review ceremony for the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2 (A80) took place at Ba Dinh Square.
Since the afternoon, many Vietnamese artists and stars from the Culture - Sports sector have gathered on Quan Thanh Street.
This is also the first rehearsal session of many artists, including Tang Duy Tan.
Sharing with Lao Dong reporter, musician Tang Duy Tan said he was proud and moved to participate in the parade.
"I registered to participate in the parade from the beginning, a few days ago I almost got stuck in a schedule and could not go. I have arranged everything to be here today.
As a Vietnamese person, a patriotic son, I am very proud. Participating in the parade, I also want to contribute a small part to repay the gratitude that the Fatherland and the Land have given me. This is a special mark not only in my art but also in my life, Tang Duy Tan said.
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16:30: The convoy of tireless military artillery vehicles and police special vehicles departs from F1 training ground to the city center for preliminary inspection of the parade
16:35: Tourists: Brilliant scenery, evoking a strong sense of pride
Ms. majken Lenskjold and Ms. Sofia Honore (a tourist from Denmark) were present on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street (Hanoi) to watch the preliminary rally and parade. Both said they accidentally learned about this event while traveling in Hanoi and decided to stop by to experience it.
Ms. Sofia Honore shared that this was the first time she witnessed a parade preview in Vietnam. "I feel very happy to immerse myself in the vibrant, impressive atmosphere with the image of many people wearing red shirts with national flags, creating a brilliant scene, evoking a strong sense of pride," said Ms. Sofia Honore.
Meanwhile, Ms. Majken Lenskjold said she was particularly curious about the scale and organization of the official parade preliminary review: I hope to wait until evening to see the entire parade. This will definitely be an unforgettable experience on my trip.
16:20: Man with shoulder pain still comes early to wait to watch the parade
Mr. Nguyen Hao Quang (Ninh Binh) suffered a leg injury due to a work accident. Although his leg was very painful, he still tried to travel from Ninh Binh to Hanoi.
At around 4pm, he asked his son to take him to My Dinh Stadium to witness the preliminary parade and parade. Although standing for a long time made his injured leg painful, for national spirit and to join the joyful crowd, he felt happier.
"I had watched the parade in the previous training session, but due to a sore leg, I could not watch it for long. Today, my health condition is better, so I asked my son to come and line up early to watch the parade. These are glorious days of the Fatherland, so I really want to witness them" - Mr. Quang said.
16:00: A special occasion to see the spirit of solidarity
On Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, there were many people flocking to watch and cheer for the preliminary parade. The rapid increase in the number of people has caused jostling at some points, especially at locations with good visibility. However, the general atmosphere is still vibrant, the sound of laughter and cheering is repeated, expressing the excitement and pride of the people when witnessing this special activity directly.
Ms. Lai Kim Tuoi and Ha Thi Nam (Lao Cai) departed at 7am to arrive in Hanoi in time. In the traditional costumes of the Thai ethnic group, the two women felt very excited and looking forward to the parade moment.
We are very proud to witness this event. This is a special occasion to see the careful preparation and solidarity of everyone, Ms. Tuoi shared.
14:45: Students distribute free water and food to people going to see the preliminary parade
Among the people waiting to see the preliminary parade on the streets, many students volunteered to give everyone free water.
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15:20: Travel 2 days 1 night to Hanoi
In the harsh weather of Hanoi, among the people lining up since early afternoon to enter the area to watch the preliminary approval of the A80 parade, Ms. Nguyen Thi Khoi (77 years old, Lam Dong) and her nephew and younger brother, a veteran, arrived at My Dinh Stadium early.
Ms. Khoi's family has 5 siblings, 4 of whom have participated in the resistance war. Now, towards the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2, her family, even from afar, is very excited to visit Ha Hoi.
She shared: "It took me nearly 2 days and 1 night to get to Hanoi by car. It is tiring, but I still feel very happy and excited to witness the sacred atmosphere of the country on these special days. Today, my younger brother and I, a veteran, came here to watch the parade. I felt very proud and moved. I will stay in Hanoi until September 2 to directly immerse myself in the heroic atmosphere of the country's big holiday".
15,17: Couple in Can Tho cycling through the upcoming storm in Hanoi
After a difficult cycling distance through areas affected by storm No. 5, the couple in Can Tho still have about 70km left to go to Hanoi.
Ms. Ho Ngoc Thuy (40 years old) and Mr. Truong Quang Thai (43 years old, in Can Tho) are currently causing a stir in the online community with a cross-court cycling trip to visit Uncle Ho's Mausoleum and watch a parade, a parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day on September 2 (A80) in Hanoi.
Ms. Thuy and her husband have traveled by bicycle from Can Tho for 36 days, and now (8. 27).
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15:00: Authorities support people to watch the parade
Mr. Nguyen Van Mua - a veteran (born in 1950) - and his wife traveled from Tuyen Quang to Hanoi to watch the parade.
Due to difficult travel, the functional forces of Hanoi Police on duty at Van Cao - Thuy Khue checkpoint supported and helped him and her husband move smoothly to the parade viewing point. Mr. Mua was moved and sent his thanks to the police officers.
Along the roads, the police, army and militia forces are on duty deploying many protection rounds around Ba Dinh Square to ensure security and order, while promptly supporting the people.
14:40: The old lady in her 80s is quietly waiting to watch the parade, remembering her two martyrs
Ms. Truong Thi Tinh (72 years old, My Dinh ward, Hanoi) alone stood quietly on the side of the road waiting to see the preliminary approval of the A80 parade.
After summarizing the parade twice before, she also came to watch with her family. She said that today, because her children are busy working, even if they are alone, she is determined to come and witness the heroic moment of the nation.
Ms. Tinh added that her two brothers sacrificed their lives in the resistance war against France and the resistance war against the US. Up to now, towards the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2, she feels very moved.
"My brother sacrificed to protect the peace of the Fatherland. Now that the country is at peace, I feel very proud and moved. Even though I have to wait for 6 - 7 hours, I am still willing to wait. I will take my brother's place to look at the beautiful moments of the country. Because today's peace is very beautiful!" - Ms. Tinh said.
14:30: Watching parades and selling patriotic items
Today is the 3rd day, Nguyen Tuan Duy (born in 2002, Hanoi) went out to see the parade on Van Cao Street. Not only watching, Tuan Duy took the opportunity to sell some items such as the national flag, hats, fans and gold star red flag sticks...
"My family is nearby so I have a small stall selling things that people often use when watching parades. I sold more for no profit. There are days when it is too sunny, many people don't have time to prepare hats, hats or fans, I have to provide them to everyone in time, so I feel happy," Tuan Duy said.
Like Tuan Duy, the two sisters Tran Minh Chau (gray shirt) and Le Thi Anh Tuyet are interwoven with sweaters and cloves of cute items such as red flag clips with yellow stars and military hats for 25,000-55,000 VND.
"We have sold it today for the third day. Everyone is also quite excited about hand-woven sweaters.
At first, we also planned to sell items such as red shirts with yellow stars, hats, hats... but seeing many sellers and being willing to weave, we should do it right away," Anh Tuyet shared.
As a student at Thai Binh University of Medicine, Anh Tuyet went to Hanoi to take the postgraduate exam to Hanoi Medical University. While waiting for the results, Anh Tuyet decided to stay in Hanoi for the big festival.
The first day of waiting to watch for quite a while, Tuyet took a link to wade to kill time and then had the idea of making items inspired by the red flag with a yellow star to sell to those sitting around. Seeing her work, Minh Chau, a student at Chu Van An High School, also went to sell with her. "Actually, we do it out of passion, just sitting and watching the parade is the main reason," Minh Chau humorously shared.
14:00: Spare free water and food to those attending the parade
On Nguyen Thai Hoc Street (Hanoi), Ms. Le Thi Hien displayed tables with water and cakes for free to give to people participating in the preliminary parade and parade. In addition to drinking water and snacks, she also prepared raincoats to give to people in difficult circumstances.
"In difficult cases, I will give raincoats, hoping to help the poor," said Ms. Hien.
She said that this work is to share some of the difficulties with the people and spread patriotism, especially during important holidays of the country.
Veterans wear raincoats to watch the parade, send a message to the young generation to preserve the tradition
On the morning of August 27, at the Hung Vuong - Nguyen Thai Hoc intersection, a reporter from Lao Dong Newspaper caught a veteran from Chuong My Ward (Hanoi), present from 6am to watch the preliminary approval ceremony for the parade and parade, despite heavy rain.
Wearing a military uniform, Mr. Do Cung Hung waited silently in excitement, that image moved many people around. He shared that the scene of soldiers practicing in the rain reminded him of the difficult years of war.
"We have weathered the sun, weathered the rain, and were not afraid of danger. Today, I am not afraid of the rain and wind to immerse myself in the atmosphere of the festival. I feel extremely happy, proud and joyful to see the country increasingly developing, beautiful and magnificent, Mr. Do Cung Hung said emotionally.
Mr. Hung also suggested that today's young generation should know how to cherish the value of peace, promote the spirit of solidarity, and work together to build and protect the Fatherland.
"The country today has developed thanks to the sacrifices of many generations of our ancestors. I hope the young generation will continue their tradition, live responsibly, and contribute to making Vietnam stronger and stronger, Mr. Hung said.
>>> Clip: Despite the rain and wind, people wear umbrellas and raincoats to watch the parade from 5am
Traveling nearly 30km, arriving early to watch the parade
Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Trang (Chuong My ward) took a day off today to take her family to watch the parade training session. From 6am, her whole family traveled nearly 30km to get near My Dinh Stadium to choose a location to see the parade pass by at night. Her family's luggage has enough food and drinks for the whole family.
"This is an important event for the country, so I took a leave of absence and brought my children to understand and love the country more" - Ms. Trang said.
She added that this afternoon, her parents will also come to watch the parade. Although her parents are over 70 years old, they still want to be able to come, even though they have to try to get there to join in the pride of the country.
Family travels from Bac Ninh, sets up tents early to keep a beautiful place
Ms. Pham Thi Thoa (Bac Ninh) took a day off from work to go with her children to Hanoi early in the morning to watch the training session on August 27. Coming to Hanoi at 8am, encountering heavy rain, Ms. Thoa and her children were still determined to choose a beautiful place on Van Cao Street to watch the event for 80 years.
"Since the trip, the mother and child have been determined to continue to watch the parade despite heavy rain and flooding. Previously, when I saw photos on social media that my children liked too much, I said that if I didn't go see them, I would be afraid that I wouldn't be able to go see them again if I got old. I think this will be a beautiful memory of my childhood, so I invite some friends and towel- wrapped up to go out," said Ms. Thoa.
Before leaving, she had watched the weather forecast for heavy rain, so she had prepared a tent and a light to keep a good spot with her children. "The children are very happy and excited, even though they may have to wait until late at night, they still don't feel tired," Ms. Thoa added.
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Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong and her family from Phu Xuyen commune (about 30 km from the center of Hanoi) were present at the location to watch the parade, which began at 7am.
While covering up to avoid the rain, she shared: "We prepared food and drinks from home, because we were afraid that when the road was closed, the whole family would not be able to buy anything. Despite the rainy and windy weather, we are very excited, only once in 80 years, never seen a parade.
Not only Hanoians, but many tourists from distant provinces were also present early to wait. Ms. Pham Thi Thinh, Dong Thanh commune (Nghe An), took her daughter to Hanoi from the evening of August 26, rented a room to sleep overnight and arrived at Nguyen Thai Hoc street at 5am.
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Location of tents serving people watching the A80 parade
To serve people watching the A80 parade, many battle tarpaulins have been completed and put into use.
Accordingly, there is currently a 60m2 canvas house in the Tay Son flower garden area (Trang Thi street, Nha Chung), in Hoan Kiem ward;
1 canvas house with an area of 96m2 in Le Truc flower garden (Le Truc street, Tran Phu intersection), in Ba Dinh ward;
2 96m2 tents at the intersection of Nui Truc - Kim Ma, in Giang Vo ward;
4 96m2 tents at Hanoi Railway Station, in Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam ward;
3 96m2 tents at the location opposite 14B Le Truc (Ancient French villa No. 61 Tran Phu has been demolished), in Ba Dinh ward.
The Hanoi People's Committee assigned the Hanoi Capital Command to preside over, organize the installation, management, and supervision of the tarpaulins; ensure safety, order, environmental sanitation, fire prevention and fighting; dismantle after the event ends. The People's Committees of the wards need to support the Command to ensure security, order and safety throughout the implementation period.
To ensure security and safety for the next activities of the A80 event to take place successfully, the Home Police recommend that people coordinate and accompany the authorities in the spirit of "loving the country with the smallest things".
According to Lao Dong, in the Le Duan street area in front of Hanoi Railway Station, some people were present at the tents to wait for the preliminary approval of the parade and parade.
Hanoi strengthens environmental sanitation for the big day
Hanoi has implemented many plans to improve hygiene, ensuring a green, clean, beautiful and civilized environment for the National Day festival.
Ms. Tran Thi Hong Nhung - Head of Environmental Team No. 2, Hanoi Urban Environment Company - Ba Dinh Branch - shared: "During the day, it was already difficult, on major holidays, the number of tourists flocking to this area was very large, and the work was even more difficult. Meanwhile, many people lack awareness and littered, so the cleaning workers have to collect a huge amount of garbage.
According to Ms. Nhung, before the event, we must prepare cleanly, during the process, and after the event is over, we must still ensure cleanliness so that everyone can welcome a clean environment. To complete the task, many workers have to work overtime, work overtime, sometimes at 4pm, or even after the training session, they have to work 24 hours.
Although environmental sanitation is heavy and hard work, sanitation workers are always proud to be served at major events in the country.
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Weather for the A80 preliminary review on August 27
The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has updated the weather forecast for August 27 in areas across the country. In which, Hanoi City: Lowest temperature: 23-25 degrees Celsius; Highest temperature: 28-30 degrees Celsius. Cloudy, moderate rain, heavy rain and thunderstorms, locally very heavy rain; from tomorrow afternoon the rain will gradually decrease. Southeast to east wind level 2-3. During thunderstorms, there is a possibility of tornadoes, lightning and strong gusts of wind.
Details of the parade route on August 27
After passing through the stage, the walking groups will parade and walk to the end of Hung Vuong Street and separate along 3 different routes (the foreign army block is not separate).
Route 1 (right): Follow the route of Tran Phu - Kim Ma - Lieu Giai. The end point is at Van Cao Street and Quan Ngua Sports Palace.
Route 2 (left): Follow the Nguyen Thai Hoc - Trang Thi - Trang Tien route. The end point is at August Revolution Square.
Route 3 (left): Follow the Nguyen Thai Hoc - Le Duan route. The end point is at Thong Nhat Park.
To facilitate people in Hanoi to follow the ceremony, the Organizing Committee has arranged 270 LED screens and 400 loudspeakers along the routes, bringing a realistic and vivid experience as if present at the square.
Important recommendation for parents taking their children to see parades and parades
Hanoi City Police have just issued an important recommendation for parents taking their children to see parades and parades.
On August 27, Hanoi City Police said that during the two general parades and parades on National Day 2.9 (abbreviated as mission A80), units under the City Police received and supported many lost children to return to their families.
In the second training session on August 24 alone, Ba Dinh Ward Police helped 5 families find their children, who were lost in the Uncle Ho's Mausoleum area.
Therefore, Hanoi City Police and authorities have issued a number of recommendations for parents.
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