Stories from Vietnam

A listener requested traffic information for the Bát Đoạn Đạo Thị area in Ho Chi Minh City.

An individual born in 1985 admitted to earning nearly 150.55 billion Vietnamese Dong through invoice fraud. The individual, born in 1985, initially purchased 79 invoices from nine companies, with a total tax value exceeding 55 billion.

Hoang Dinh Thung is recognized for saving the La Chi people, according to a Vietnamese radio broadcast.

Dong Nai City is compensating and supporting 33 land plots managed by Vietnam Expressway Corporation, totaling 4,300 hectares.

City Road 8, in the direction from Phu Cu Bridge to Cu Chi in Ho Chi Minh City, has boundary restrictions in place. A listener named Nu'en Nu'en commented on the radio, expressing concern about traffic congestion affecting exam takers in Ho Chi Minh City. A listener named Nuennuenn commented, expressing worry about traffic congestion while taking an exam. Traffic is congested and moving slowly on the Ho Chi Minh—Long Thanh—Dau Giay highway, including a section from the Da Xuan He intersection to the Bao Qi Gong intersection. The blockade near Long Thanh port has been lifted, allowing vehicles to move smoothly and stably.

A president called upon Asian member states to unite in action to navigate challenges. The speech said protecting Asian people's safety, particularly during disaster periods. Asian unity should be measured by synergistic actions to protect people's lives everywhere. The President's speech today reiterated the call for Asian member states to act in solidarity to protect people during disasters. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim invited Asian countries and member states to quickly coordinate and prepare jointly to ensure food security during crises. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that the initiative aims to ensure supply chains and more effective responses. A president, likely from Vietnam, called on Asian member states to unite and act together to protect the safety of Asian people, especially during disasters.

The national college entrance examination (Gaokao) is taking place today in Vietnam, creating pressure on students, families, and teachers. Prime Minister To Lam said that the Gaokao exam is intended for evaluating students' education levels, not for classifying them. Prime Minister To Lam has proposed a plan to expand Vietnam's entire education system. Prime Minister To Lam's plan for education system expansion includes building more schools, increasing class sizes, and training more teachers. The current policy for vocational education is reportedly not meeting standards, with only a few percent of targets achieved, sometimes zero in certain areas.

The Inter-Ministerial Committee's Decision 57 on science, technology, and national statistics requires schools to rapidly analyze and research, ensuring each school applies AI and statistics not only in management and operations but also in organizing educational and related...

Yesterday, Hanoi City Public Security forces, in conjunction with other departments, inspected numerous commercial establishments on two streets.

Three people were seriously injured and are currently residing in Phu Tho district, Gia Lai province. Two seriously injured patients were transferred to Fujian University Hospital in Dak Lak, and one was transferred to Garai Provincial University Hospital for treatment.