Stories from Nha Trang · Vietnam

Severe traffic congestion is affecting all modes of transport across Japan following the Golden Week holiday period. The Tokaido Line alone experienced disruptions starting this afternoon.

Authorities in Nha Trang, Vietnam, are continuing land acquisition for a provincial fire and firefighting police command center project. The project is located in Phuc Dong commune, which is now part of Nam Nha Trang ward.

Khanh Hoa Province experienced a influx of tourists during the holiday period, including May 1st. Flights to Cam Ranh International Airport were frequent, and popular tourist spots were crowded. Both domestic and international travelers arrived by air, road, and rail, contributing to a vibrant tourism atmosphere. Tourists also traveled by road and rail, filling beaches and attractions. The number of visitors traveling by road and rail also saw a rise. Accommodation facilities reported high occupancy rates, with some near the coast being nearly fully booked. Over 1,400 accommodation establishments with more than 70,000 rooms are available to meet demand. Security, order, and the environment were maintained, with no negative incidents reported.

Traffic police in Khánh Hòa province processed nearly 3,400 alcohol-related traffic violations during the first quarter of this year. Authorities stated that patrols and controls are being implemented aggressively with no exceptions or restricted zones.

The Khanh Hoa provincial military command is conducting operations to locate and collect the remains of fallen soldiers in the Mun Udnkiri area. The political department of the Khanh Hoa provincial military command reported that 22 sets of remains have been recovered during the 2025-26 period. Local commune-level military commands are tasked with assisting the provincial authorities in these search efforts. Vietnamese forces are conducting a search for the remains of fallen soldiers in Khanh Hoa province. Officials identified 4,019 graves requiring DNA testing as part of the operation. The campaign aims to identify soldiers from previous conflicts but faces challenges in locating specific sites. The search effort is described as a long-term campaign by provincial armed forces. The process involves coordination with local authorities and international units to ensure progress and quality.

Khanh Hoa province is preparing to implement a high-speed North-South railway segment spanning nearly 192 km through 25 communes and 4 wards. The project requires the establishment of 31 resettlement areas, consisting of 13 existing sites and 18 new or expanded locations. Total construction costs for these resettlement areas are estimated at over 1,700 billion VND. The planned sites will cover approximately 100 hectares to accommodate roughly 2,000 residents. The resettlement plan includes 31 areas covering approximately 100 hectares to accommodate about 2,200 households. Implementation of preparatory steps is currently facing difficulties regarding land handover and procedural sequences.

The Phu Xuan Industrial Zone covers over 313 hectares in Vietnam. Approximately 182 hectares of the area have been approved by the Prime Minister for industrial investment. The remaining land is designated for services, greenery, logistics, and green energy. The zone is located near the intersection of National Highway 14.