The Central Highlands province of Lâm Đồng has targeted to complete the restoration of the Đà Lạt-Tháp Chàm railway and put it into operation by 2030.
The Xéo Dì Hồ School’s kitchen was completely destroyed and all of the 7,000sq.m of the Hồ Bốn School was submerged by soil and rock.
A Red Cross delegation from the Republic of Korea visited six high schools in HCM City on August 19-21 and met with students there as part of supervision of a three-year project.
In the next three years, some 90 local farmers in HCM City will get opportunities to go abroad to learn and exchange experiences in agricultural product processing, marketing and selling.
They offered each student VNĐ100,000 (US$4.2) for agreeing to the blood test and an additional VNĐ25,000 for referring other students.
Yields have hit 6.38 tonnes per hectare, a 10 per cent increase in efficiency compared to conventional methods.
Construction progress of the North-South Expressway project phase two, which lasts between 2021-25, was dependent on the site clearance and construction material supply from localities, said construction managers.
Plans are in place to launch a bus route from Gia Lâm to the airport to meet the public travel demands.
Despite its great development potential, the region has still struggling with many socio-economic difficulties and challenges, especially land-related problems.
While a number of services increase prices according to the Ministry of Health (MoH)’s regulations, many technical services, especially on-demand surgery, see drastic reductions in prices.
As of this year, the elderly population accounts for 11 per cent of the total population of HCM City, officially pushing the city into its ageing phase. The city’s birth rate has continuously declined over the past decade.
Nestlé and the HCM City Department of Education and Training have signed an agreement to organise physical and nutrition activities for students during the upcoming school year.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Saturday visited Tu Mơ Rông Boarding School for Ethnic Minority Students in Kon Tum and inspected the Central Highlands province’s preparations for the 2023-2024 academic year which will begin in early September.
Many underprivileged students with challenging circumstances in Quảng Bình Province and Long An Province have been provided with brand-new bicycles to reduce the travel time to schools as the new school year begins.
With legal support and protection from the provincial Job Service Centre, many diligent and hardworking workers have achieved stable and relatively prosperous lives.
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Trà Vinh is stepping up the adoption of advanced farming techniques and models.
Minister of Education and Training Nguyễn Kim Sơn recently said there are 16,000 independent preschools across the country. Many teachers of those schools have not participated in social insurance and need to join the insurance to have their benefits ensured.
The Party, State, and Government will always accompany and join hands with the education sector to deal with difficulties and challenges faced by the sector and over 1 million teachers who are tirelessly contributing to the education cause, said Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính.