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Over 10 tons of rotten animal organs seized before reaching Hanoi markets

Authorities in Hanoi have discovered more than 10 tons of foul-smelling animal organs prepared for distribution at three cold storage facilities.

Iron cages turn deadly traps in Hanoi fire tragedies

A representative from the Vietnam Fire and Rescue Association warned that in tube houses, residents should avoid installing "iron cages" or blocking escape routes with goods to ensure safety in the event of a fire.

Three killed in early morning Hanoi house fire

Three people died in a Hanoi house fire early this morning, as iron cages and narrow alleys prevented rescuers from reaching victims.

New administrative map of Hanoi: Only two communes renamed

For the new wards and communes in Hanoi that are not located within prominent localities, the city prioritizes using names of historical sites or traditional cultural landmarks in the area for naming.

Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City light up with national pride for April 30

Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City shine in red and yellow to celebrate Vietnam’s 50th reunification anniversary.

Third-grade boy tries to cycle from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City for parade

Police in Mai Dich Ward (Hanoi Police Department) have successfully reunited a lost third-grade student with his family. The boy explained that he had planned to cycle to Ho Chi Minh City to watch the national parade and marching celebrations.

Bold bank robbers in Hanoi learn crime doesn’t pay

In recent years, Hanoi has witnessed a number of brazen bank robberies. While the suspects often attempted to flee the scene, police forces consistently managed to apprehend them swiftly.

Education Ministry probes mass tutoring violations in Hanoi

Following a VTV exposé, the Education Ministry demanded urgent action on unauthorized tutoring in Dong Da District.

Hanoi Old Quarter hosts events celebrating national anniversaries

The celebrations also serve as a platform to showcase Hanoi's traditional craft villages, offering residents and tourists alike the opportunity to contemplate unique handcrafted products made from traditional materials.

Hanoi ranks 60th in Satisfaction Index of Public Administrative Services

Hanoi ranked 60th out of 63 provinces and cities in the Satisfaction Index of Public Administrative Services (SIPAS) in March, with 58.5 out of 100 points, according to the evaluation results on the National Public Service Portal.

Hanoi to light up sky with fireworks for reunification anniversary

Hanoi authorities have announced plans to stage fireworks displays on April 22 and April 27 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Vietnam’s national reunification.

Knife-wielding man robs Hanoi bank in broad daylight

A masked suspect armed with a knife and gasoline bottle robbed a VietinBank branch in Chuong My and fled the scene.

New electric bus line debuts in Hanoi, advancing green mobility

The new 30-kilometer route with 17 electric buses supports Hanoi’s green transit goals.

Ba Dinh Square to host major parade for August Revolution and National Day

Hanoi to organize a national celebration with parades and tributes for historic days.

Fire breaks out at Ba Vi National Park, prompting emergency response

A major fire erupted at Ba Vi National Park in Hanoi, sending thick smoke into the air and alarming local residents on the evening of April 19.

Hanoi to merge wards across 8 urban districts under restructuring plan

Eight urban districts in Hanoi have begun consulting residents on plans to consolidate wards, as part of a city-wide administrative overhaul.

Party chief proposes free school lunches for Hanoi students

General Secretary To Lam suggests that Hanoi consider offering free lunches at school to over 1 million students to reduce parental burden and support child development.

Alarming results in Hanoi’s exam survey prompt urgent school action

The Hanoi Education Director has urged urgent support for 12th-grade students after over 4,000 test papers scored below 1 point in a recent assessment.

Hanoi reveals site for USD 470 million Ngoc Hoi Bridge to Hung Yen

Ngoc Hoi Bridge will connect Hanoi with Hung Yen, improving regional traffic and boosting southern development.

Hanoi crowds line up for gold as prices hit record highs

Despite being limited to purchasing just one chi (3.75 grams) of gold per day, hundreds of Hanoi residents have been patiently lining up outside Bao Tin Minh Chau jewelry store to buy gold as prices continue to surge.