Society
Lao Cai earns 700 billion VND from tourism during Binh Ngo Tet
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Lao Cai - According to data from the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, during the 2026 Lunar New Year, the province is estimated to welcome 250,000 tourists, with revenue of about 700 billion VND.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs in the North on February 19
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The water level of hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region fluctuates slightly, mostly still lower than the normal water level, some reservoirs maintain power generation with large discharge flows.
The pace of life of environmental workers
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Amidst the bustling pace of urban life in the last days of the year, environmental workers are still diligently working.
On the 3rd day of Tet, Ca Mau farmers go to the fields and lakes to start the new crop season
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Right from the 3rd day of Tet, Ca Mau farmers have gone to the fields and swamps, preparing for the new crop season in the context of rice, shrimp, and crab prices maintained at a positive level.
Paper horses priced at 500,000 VND are still selling well at Cho Cui Temple
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Ha Tinh - On February 19th (3rd day of Tet), thousands of people came to Cho Cui Temple to offer incense, many of whom bought paper horses to burn for good luck.
New policies effective from May 2018 (continued)
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Reducing 20% of mobile phone network fees, Instructions for compensation for interest rates, etc. are new policies issued by the Government that will take effect from May 2018.
The world is going through the coldest days in the past 100 years
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Many countries and cold regions in the world such as the US, China and Russia... are suffering the coldest and most severe winter days ever.
Warning of the danger of super hot Galaxy balloons at Christmas
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After a short time of appearing in China, Galaxy balloons have entered Vietnam and appeared a lot on the walking streets of Hanoi. However, this type of ball has many potential dangers.
Name the world's first Bitcoin transactions
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With the strong increase of Bitcoin, many businesses and schools have accepted Bitcoin as a foreign currency, which can conduct transactions to buy and sell goods, including paying tuition fees.
