Hanoi implements effective solutions against Covid-19 pandemic
Hanoi's government has been urgently identifying infection sources and tracking those making close contact with Covid-19 patients for prompt isolation.
Hanoi's government has been urgently identifying infection sources and tracking those making close contact with Covid-19 patients for prompt isolation.
According to the regimen, the general principle of treatment for Covid-19 patients is to classify patients and determine the severity of suspected cases.
The Hanoi Steering Committee for Prevention and Control of Covid-19 has required local departments to perform important tasks.
The International Labor Organization (ILO) in Vietnam has called for urgent, large-scale and coordinated measures in three major issues.
This partnership is expected to revitalize Hanoi’s handicraft silk industry and strengthen Vietnam’s leading global supplier of high-quality silk textiles.
21 May, 05:05 PMReconstructing the Imperial Axis and restoring Kinh Thien Palace, where traditional rituals can be held and national history and unity revived, is a matter of national importance.
20 May, 10:08 PMHanoi’s people-centered administrative reform, driven by digital transformation and service innovation, is setting a strong example for local governance nationwide.
19 May, 08:55 PMThe Tu Lien Bridge is set to become a strategic infrastructure milestone, boosting Hanoi’s economic growth, improving logistics and reinforcing the city's role as a regional hub.
19 May, 06:17 PMThe country's leaders expressed their gratitude for the immense contributions that President Ho Chi Minh have made to the Party's and the nation's glorious revolutionary cause.
19 May, 01:36 PMThe rise in environmental fines is a strategy to encourage compliance and protect the environment.
19 May, 11:04 AMHe makes efforts to support children’s swimming lessons, suggesting subsidies and reduced fees for pool access and training.
18 May, 07:56 AMThe demolition of Hanoi’s iconic Ham Ca Map (Shark Jaw) building, a commercial building located at 1-3-5 Dinh Tien Hoang Street, will be delayed by four months.
17 May, 09:39 PM