Stories from Vladivostok · Russia

The Vietnamese Consulate General in Vladivostok, Russian Federation, organized a 51st-anniversary commemoration of the liberation of the South and national reunification within the past week.

Patriotic and children's organizations marched along Svetlanskaya Street, the main street of Vladivostok.

An automobile bridge near Vladivostok is scheduled to open in June. The bridge will reduce the distance from Vladivostok to Rajima to 320 km. Travelers will be able to reach the neighboring country in approximately 5 hours via this route.

A retail worker in Primorye stole lottery tickets with an estimated total value of 400. A retail worker in Primorye attempted to misappropriate lottery tickets valued at approximately 400 units, seeking profit.

Staff and visitors were evacuated from several medical facilities in Vladivostok following reports of potential mines. Authorities inspected the premises and reported that no suspicious objects were found, according to RIA Novosti.

Glaciers in Siberia are undergoing retreat, according to reports. Glaciers in southeastern Russia's Primorsky Krai are experiencing retreat, according to reports.

Seventeen natural fires were reported in the Primorye region. Officials warned that upcoming May holidays and outdoor activities could increase fire risks and expand the affected area. The fire danger level is rising in certain districts of Primorye.

More than 500 people are facing flight delays at Vladivostok airport. The delays, which exceed four hours, affect Aeroflot and Sibir airlines flights. The airport service confirmed the situation regarding the arrival and departure of aircraft.

The first train has completed its journey to Vladivostok via the China-East Railway.