Stories from Son La · Vietnam

Son La Province is encouraging a shift from traditional agriculture to an agricultural economy, adapting to seasons and improving product quality. The province aims to establish its agricultural products domestically and internationally.

Police in Son La province have implemented measures including propaganda, management, and control to target drug addicts and illegal users.

A fire at a house used for bread and bao production in Khu 2, Phu Yen commune, Son La province killed two people. Local police deployed two fire engines to extinguish the blaze and prevent it from spreading to nearby kiosks. The fire was fully controlled by approximately 5:00 AM.

Nguyen Thi Hong, a member of the Party Central Committee and Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly, met with voters in Son La province on Wednesday morning.

A farmer in Son La province, Vietnam, has achieved a production yield of approximately 10 tons per hectare. This yield translates to an income of around 185 million Vietnamese Dong per hectare. Tran Van Hoang, vice chairman of the People's Committee of Long Phi commune, provided this information. Farmers in the border commune of Rong Phi, Son La province, have achieved income from plum orchards. This success provides a sustainable path for farmers and valuable experience for other regions. The farmers are now knowledgeable and control their market.