More to Phu Quoc than beaches and sea Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
15/05/2021 06:32 GMT+7
Phu Quoc Island is famed not only for its turquoise waters and beaches with white smooth sand but also as a land of historical heritage.
The temple dedicated to national hero Nguyen Trung Truc in the north of the island is one such place, which many locals visit during festive events.
Gate of the temple dedicated to Nguyen Trung Truc in Cu Can Commune, Phu Quoc Island. VNS Photos Thu Hien
The newly upgraded temple is located on a small, quiet road near Ganh Dau Cape, 40km from the island’s centre. From the cape, one can see Cambodia.
Delayed traffic projects in HCM City caused by tardy site clearance, capital shortage Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
10/05/2021 16:50 GMT+7
The HCM City Department of Transport has called for solutions to speed up the progress of major projects, including ring roads and railway stations, as part of its effort to develop a modern, highly connected transport system.
Hanoi Highway and Metro line No 1 in HCM City s District 2. The city Department of Transport has called for solutions to speed up major transport projects in the city. Photo sggp.org.vn
“At least five key transport projects are behind schedule due to a lack of capital and tardiness in site clearance,” the department said.
Vietnam to have its first Covid-19 vaccine Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
27/04/2021 10:55 GMT+7
Results of a clinical trial phase 2 of made-in-Vietnam Covid-19 vaccine Nanocovax showed that 100% of vaccinated people made antibodies to fight the virus. The vaccine was also effective on the British variant of the coronavirus.
Phase 2 started on February 26 on 554 volunteers at the Military Medical Academy and the Medical Center of Ben Luc district in Long An province and ended on April 8.
According to the research team, the vaccine worked well as expected. All three doses have proven to be safe. 100% of participants produced antibodies at different levels.