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The construction of the road, which would connect Ke Ga and Mui Ne resort town, was announced on Monday. The road would begin at Bac Binh District and end at Ham Thuan Nam District. The coastline of Phan Thiet of Binh Thuan Province is currently segmented by estuaries, neighborhoods and tourism projects. The future coastal road would see more roads and bridges built for connectivity as well. Binh Thuan authorities would not approve for new construction projects on the coast in Phan Thiet to keep its beaches more accessible to locals and tourists. The two sides of the Ca Ty River, which runs through Phan Thiet, will be renovated and new roads built. Phan Thiet’s urban planning also includes a project to connect Le Duan-Nguyen Tat Thanh Boulevard with Le Loi Street, creating an axis for the development of a commercial-service center as well as more urban areas and neighborhoods. … [Read more...] about Central Vietnam city to build 80-km coastal road

Accordingly, the delegation paid tours to the Con Dao Border Post of the provincial Border Guard Command, Flotilla 33 of the Coast Guard Region 3 Command, and worked with the Coast Guard Region 3 Command. During the visit, the delegation inspected crime prevention and combat; prevention and control of human trafficking, smuggling, commercial fraud and counterfeiting; and law dissemination work, among others. In 2022, the Con Dao Border Post built plan and strictly prevented crimes, human trafficking, smuggling, commercial fraud and counterfeiting and any violations of law. The post also well coordinated with functional units inside and outside the military in their task performance. Last year, the post held many dissemination sessions for nearly 700 local people. In Flotilla 33, Commander of the Coast Guard Region 3, Major General Ngo Binh Minh briefed the delegation upon the unit’s situation and its achievements as well as its shortcomings and limitations in their task … [Read more...] about Defense leader inspects units in Con Dao district island

Particularly, the mission inspected Tho Chau Border Post of the Kien Giang provincial Border Guard Command, Coast Guard Post No.4 of Coast Guard Region 4, Regiment 152 of Military Region 9, and Radar Station 610 of Battalion 551 of Naval Region 5. In 2022 and the first months of 2023, troops of units on Tho Chu Island have grasped and carried out orders on combat readiness, regulatory building, discipline building; well observed guard duty and combat readiness regulations. They have effectively cooperated with local authorities to closely grasp situational development, maintain political stability and public order, protect forest and defense projects, and participate in search and rescue, helping locals people feel secure to fish at sea. While visiting and inspecting units, Gen. Luong inquired after troops’ health and life, their families and listened to their aspiration. At Tho Chau Border Post and Coast Guard Post No.4, the deputy defense minister praised the units for their … [Read more...] about Deputy defense minister checks units stationed on Tho Chu Island

The entertaining exhibition invites visitors to enter a space of immersive light projections and follow in the footsteps of the Seven Sisters on their journey across Australia's western and central deserts. "Walking Through A Songline" will be on display at the Vietnamese Women's Museum in Hanoi from April 28 to May 21 as part of the celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of Australia-Vietnam diplomatic relations. The exhibition will open free for audiences. Photo: Australian Embassy Vietnam Songlines (or Dreaming) are central to the existence of Australia's First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) peoples, mapping the routes of ancestral beings as they traveled across Australia, creating the land and its people. They are a way of preserving knowledge and passing it on to new generations. The Star Dreaming story of the Seven Sisters is one of the most widely distributed ancient stories amongst Aboriginal Australia. The songline for this story … [Read more...] about Exhibition to celebrate 50th anniversary of Australia-Vietnam diplomatic relations

Devoted doctor Alexandre Yersin 's workplace in Khanh Hoa wins national recognition Khanh Hoa (VNA) – The house where Alexandre Yersin, a Swiss-born doctor and bacteriologist, lived in and worked in the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa has been included in the cluster of national historical relic sites dedicated to him. Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung issued Decision No. 699/QD-BVHTTDL on the recognition of the house on Hon Ba Mount in Suoi Cat commune, Cam Lam district. Yersin (1863-1943) studied medicine in France, and then became a bacteriologist and an adventurer. He arrived in Khanh Hoa’s Nha Trang city in 1891 to work and lived there until his passing. The doctor founded the Nha Trang Pasteur Institute in 1895, the Hanoi Pasteur Institute in 1926, and the Da Lat Pasteur Institute in 1936. Yersin was also the founder and the first principal of the Indochina Medicine School, now the Hanoi Medical University and the Hanoi University of … [Read more...] about Devoted doctor’s house in Khanh Hoa wins national recognition

Some beaches in the central province of Quang Nam are struggling with serious erosion. Around two kilometres of Cua Lo Beach in Nui Thanh District’s Tam Hai Commune have been eroded, damaging the local protective forest as well as shrimp breeding farms. The problem has been occurring at the beach for more than five years. According to local residents, the erosion is mostly attributed to high tides and strong current. Many households have relocated their shrimp breeding farms. The situation is threatening more than 100 households in Binh Trung. Cua Lo area is being dredged by a company which has planned to build a dyke to consolidate the beach. Meanwhile, the beach in Duy Hai Commune in Duy Xuyen District is in the same situation. Nguyen Van Thong, chairman of Duy Hai Commune, said that the 2.5-kilometre erosion has affected 380 households with more than 1,000 people. The locality has proposed building a dyke. Lots … [Read more...] about Quang Nam beaches severely eroded

There is currently no vaccine or specific treatment for Marburg virus disease. Vietnam's Ministry of Health (MoH) has urged all localities nationwide to strengthen supervision and step up preventive measures to control the possible spread of the deadly Marburg virus disease. Marburg virus disease is rare but severe hemorrhagic fever which affects both people and non-human primates with a fatality rate of up to 88%, the ministry said in a dispatch to localities across the country, adding that it belongs to the same family as the virus that causes Ebola. Human infection with Marburg virus disease initially results from prolonged exposure to mines or caves inhabited by Rousettus aegyptiacus bat colonies, the MoH said. The host of the Marburg virus is the African fruit bat, Rousettus aegyptiacus. Photo: Canva Once a person is infected with the virus, Marburg can spread from person to person through direct contact (through hurt skin or mucous … [Read more...] about Vietnam steps up vigilance against deadly Marburg