Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

Working in roles such as a clothing store employee can lead to personal growth, increased confidence, and improved communication skills through daily customer interaction.

The Hanoi City Public Security Bureau is investigating a case involving violations of food safety regulations. Concerns have been raised regarding food safety and the health of the producers. The investigation is related to a loan policy that was previously implemented.

Historical passion can be experienced through films and tutorials, and by witnessing historical evidence from elders who participated in historical movements. The broadcast touched on the historical passion of the American movement, observed through films and tutorials.

A sports figure is reportedly suffering from injuries and requires improvement in on-the-spot response and psychological adjustment. This situation impacts team strategy, potentially requiring the athlete to play despite previous considerations for rest.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are being utilized to transport medicines, drugs, and medical equipment in Hanoi. The technology also supports rapid testing, allowing samples to be transferred to Lua Hospital for results within minutes.

During a retreat, an artillery crew faced a critical situation when their 2-ton cannon vehicle lost balance and tipped over.

A young soldier named Old Soldier Ding from the 4th Military Region has been serving for over a month.

A service quality management course is teaching students how to segment customers based on various criteria. Businesses must tailor their approach to each customer segment to convert them into existing customers.

Local exchanges have reportedly failed to report or follow decisions made by the European Union. Local management of resources, assets, and development continues to face challenges due to low awareness and a lack of training.

Researchers at the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology have developed two compounds to treat chronic orthopedic pain. The KGA1 compound was derived from ancient plants and researched by Associate Professor Ly Minh Ha over six years.