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O Mon Ward Targets 550 Private Enterprises By 2030
The O Mon Ward Party Committee has implemented Resolution 08 to promote private sector development as a local economic driver. The plan aims to reach approximately 550 private enterprises in the ward by 2030. This represents an average annual growth rate of about 10 percent.
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Can Tho Urges Rapid Implementation Of Resolutions
The Chairman of the Can Tho City People's Council proposed accelerating the implementation of recently approved resolutions. He said the need for timely and strict adherence to regulations.
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Police Investigate Gold Smuggling Ring In Can Tho
Police in Can Tho City are expanding an investigation into a criminal group involved in smuggling hundreds of kilograms of gold across the border.
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Tac Hau Mau Expressway Project Meets Safety Standards For Opening
The Tac Hau Mau expressway project has met technical safety requirements for opening to traffic starting this afternoon. The expressway spans over 73 km and is part of the North-South Expressway East project.
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Cosmetic Facility Raided In Can Tho
Police and market management forces conducted a surprise inspection of a cosmetic production facility in Thach An, Can Tho. Authorities determined the facility lacked a business registration, failed to meet production conditions, and did not disclose its products.
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Can Tho Hosts 6-Day Festival with 300 Vendors
The Can Tho People's Committee announced a festival running from April 26 to May 11. The event features over 300 stalls showcasing various artisans from across the country. Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Ngoc Diep confirmed the festival includes various experiential activities for visitors.
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Vietnamese Festival Combines Rituals and Tourism
A festival in Vietnam is combining traditional rain-calling rituals with tourism activities. The event in Can Tho city includes offerings for good harvests and provides visitors with opportunities to explore local products. Attendees will receive a voucher worth 99,000 VND. In Đắk Lắk Province, amidst a severe dry season, the E.D. people are holding a rain prayer ceremony. This year's festival incorporates activities from the Southern Vietnam Folk Cake Festival, allowing visitors to explore Cần Thơ city. The company is offering a 99,000 VND voucher for attendees to try various cakes at the festival.
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Vietnam Cycling Race Continues to Dong Thap
The 22nd Ho Chi Minh City Television Cycling Tournament HTV 2026 is underway. Stage 22 took place around Can Tho's Cai Khe ward. Foreign rider Patrick Bacillot retained the yellow jersey, supported by his teammates. The next stage, Stage 23, will cover 114 km from Can Tho to Dong Thap. The race previously passed through Can Tho. The race route has been passing through various locations, including Can Tho. The race has seen participants from various regions, with the current stage originating from Can Tho.
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Commune Health Centers in Can Tho Fail to Provide Medical Services
Health authorities and Can Tho city officials report that several commune-level medical centers have failed to provide medical examinations or distribute medicine to residents. This service deficiency has persisted since October 2025. Local residents, including those with busy schedules or physical weaknesses who cannot travel long distances, are unable to access necessary healthcare at their nearest facilities. Lam Dong provincial health authorities have been asked to review the situation and address the reported issues.
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International Food Production Forecasts Decline
Agricultural production in Vietnam's Mekong Delta is experiencing losses. Experts suggest refrigeration and distribution challenges may be linked to the production drop. Approximately 956 hectares of agricultural land, representing over 22 percent of total cultivated areas, have been removed from the production cycle. These figures indicate that thousands of families face medium to long-term consequences. The source did not specify the exact country or specific southern region. This disruption has left thousands of families without income due to the cessation of the agricultural sector. The impact of these figures is described as affecting both population and economic activities. According to reports, 78 percent of farmers in the southern region have ceased agricultural activities. International agricultural organizations have lowered their production forecasts for upcoming seasons.
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