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Huge crowds say hello to two television shows held in Hanoi

Two concerts and television shows titled ’Anh Trai Vượt Ngàn Trông Gai’ (Call Me By Fire Vietnam) and ’Anh Trai Say Hi’ (Say Hi Never Say Goodbye), held in Hà Nội this December were an early present for thousands of young music fans.

Hanoi offers competitive salaries to attract top consultants for reforms

Hanoi has proposed hiring digital transformation and administrative reform experts at competitive salaries to enhance the efficiency of its Public Administration Service Center.

Sidewalk rentals proposed in Hanoi

Sidewalks must be at least 3m wide (except for those in the Old Quarter) to accommodate pedestrians, utilities and commercial activities, with at least 1.5m of sidewalk width dedicated to pedestrian use.

Hanoi’s 11-month state budget revenue tops 17.6 billion USD

Hanoi’s total state budget revenue from January-November reached 447.2 trillion VND (17.6 billion USD), surpassing the yearly estimate by 9.5% and marking an 18.3% year-on-year increase, according to the municipal People’s Committee.

Suspects face criminal charges for rigging Hanoi land auction

Five individuals have been detained in Hanoi for orchestrating a scheme to manipulate land auctions, including placing a record bid of VND 30 billion ($1.18 million) per square meter.

Hanoi’s pho-cooking robot draws crowds at Culinary Festival

Hanoi’s Culinary Culture Festival featured a pho-making robot, artisan sausage-making, and a showcase of local and international delicacies, delighting thousands.

Hanoi sets 2025 deadline for To Lich River revival

Following General Secretary To Lam’s directive, Hanoi authorities are expediting the clean-up and revitalization of the To Lich River, supported by new wastewater treatment infrastructure.

Hanoi man’s daily stroll with pet duck melts hearts

In a quiet corner of Hanoi, 61-year-old Nguyen Ngoc Quang and his pet duck Pac Pac have become local celebrities, charming passersby with their unique bond.

Hanoi’s old architecture works need to be preserved and developed

Hanoi architectural works in 1954 - 1986 period are also considered a valuable heritage, which for many decades were overlooked and forgotten.

After eight years, when will Hanoi’s To Lich River see clean water?

Despite an $800 million investment in the Yen Xa Wastewater Treatment Project, Hanoi’s To Lich River continues to suffer from untreated sewage and persistent delays.

647 meters down: Progress on Hanoi’s Nhon-Hanoi metro tunnel

With 647 meters of tunnel excavated at a depth of 17.8 meters, Hanoi’s Nhon-Hanoi Railway Station metro line is setting new milestones in urban infrastructure development.

Toxic air in Hanoi slashes incomes, increases health risks

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution has consistently exceeded safety standards in Hà Nội and nearby provinces such as Bắc Ninh and Thái Nguyên since 2019.

Street redesign key to green transition: experts

Nguyễn Hoàng Phương, an expert from Net Zero Vietnam, suggested a fee system for vehicles entering Hà Nội’s centre. The proceeds, he said, can be used to invest in green infrastructure such as electric buses to promote green transition.

Electrifying Hanoi: greening the capital with electric vehicles

The fundamental solution to reversing the worsening pollution lies in ’greening’ millions of vehicles

Massive bomb containing 817kg of explosives safely removed in Hanoi

Authorities in Hanoi have safely handled an M-118 bomb found near Long Bien Bridge, weighing over 1.3 tons and containing a significant explosive payload.

Hanoi approves grand theater project for West Lake area

Hanoi has greenlit plans for a modern, large-scale theater on the Quang An Peninsula, alongside cultural parks and recreational areas, to create a vibrant hub by West Lake.

Hanoi’s train street: Should it be preserved or prohibited?

As tourists flock to Hanoi’s Train Street, experts debate whether safety measures or outright bans are the solution to its growing popularity.

Toxic air in Hanoi slashes incomes, increases health risks

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution has consistently exceeded safety standards in Hà Nội and nearby provinces such as Bắc Ninh and Thái Nguyên since 2019.

Train street cafés defy ban, draw tourists back for iconic photos

Authorities in Hanoi are considering relocating the railway from the city center as Train Street cafés continue to defy prohibitions.

Nearly 150 human remains unearthed in Hanoi during construction project

Nearly 150 sets of human remains were discovered during a drainage system upgrade on Tay Son Street in Hanoi, marking the latest in a series of similar finds in the area.