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An Urgent Call to Action: Uniting to Mitigate Forest Fire Aftermath in Quang Ninh

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A forest fire broke out in Binh Lieu town, Binh Lieu district, on the evening of April 12. (Photo: VNA) Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha signed a dispatch on April 13, addressing the aftermath of two consecutive forest fires in Quang Ninh, a northern border province. The dispatch was sent to various ministries, agencies, and provincial/municipal People’s Committees, including Agriculture, Environment, National Defense, Public Security, and Finance. It also reached the directors of Vietnam Television (VTV), Voice of Vietnam Radio (VOV), and the Vietnam News Agency (VNA). According to the document, from the night of April 12 to the morning of April 13, two forest fires occurred in Ha Long city’s Dai Yen ward and Binh Lieu town, Binh Lieu district. Initial reports suggest that over 40 hectares of forest land were damaged, but the fires have mostly been brought under control and extinguished. Deputy Prime Minister Ha, on behalf of the Prime Minister, commended the military,...

The Ultimate Guide to Exploring Hanoi’s Surroundings This Tet: $200 and Under

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Sa Pa – A Mountainous Escape For those seeking a mountainous retreat, Sa Pa Town in Lao Cai Province is an excellent choice, and the best part? It’s just a short distance from Hanoi. With affordable sleeper bus or train tickets ranging from VND250,000-400,000 ($9.9-15.8), travelers can easily embark on their journey to this captivating destination. To make the most of your budget, consider booking a combo deal that includes round-trip bus tickets and cozy accommodation at homestays or three-star hotels for as little as VND1.5-2 million ($59.2-79) each. Witness breathtaking views from the Fansipan peak in Lao Cai Province. Photo : SG If you’re craving spectacular vistas and luxurious four-to-five-star services, be prepared to spend around VND900,000-2.8 million ($35.5-110.5) per night for an unforgettable experience. During Tet , a visit to the Fansipan peak is a must. Many consider it lucky to stand at the “Roof of Indochina” on the first day of the new lunar year, takin...