Outstanding scientists honoured with title, order State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc on April 22 handed over the “Labour Hero in the Renewal Period” title to the family of late Professor, Academician Vu Tuyen Hoang, former Secretary of the Party delegation to and President of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA).
The honour was also given to Professor Hoang Chuong, Director of the Centre for Research, Conservation and Development of Traditional Culture at VUSTA.
On this occasion, several former VUSTA leaders also got the Independence Order.
In his remarks, Phuc attributed Vietnam’s achievements to great contributions of generations of Vietnamese people, including scientists.
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06/03/2021 10:26 GMT+7
Vietnam’s is considered as one of the fastest growing aviation markets in Asia.
Vietnam should invest in hub airports in terms of scale and capacity instead of massively building ones, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV)’s proposal on its draft plan on the development of the national airport system by 2030, with a vision to 2050.
Vietnam needs to build hub airports. Photo: Vietnam Airlines
Deputy Minister of Transport Le Anh Tuan said some airports are currently operating beyond the designed capacity, many of their items have not been upgraded, especially, no airport has been qualified in the international large hub category.
Experts worried about impacts of Chinese Red River dams
By Viet Anh March 2, 2021 | 08:30 am GMT+7
A Red River section in Hanoi, Vietnam, 2020. Photo by VnExpress/Ngoc Thanh.
Chinese Red River dams are causing repeated alluvium shortages, floods as well as droughts in Vietnam, experts say.
The situation is set to worsen and Hanoi has to pay due attention, they add.
In the last week of February, the Red River section that flows through Lao Cai Province in northern Vietnam has become so clear that there are some shallow areas towards the banks where the river bed can be seen at a depth of one meter. This is a highly unusual development because the Red River is known for its reddish or pinkish hue.