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Delivery services in high demand in HCM City during Covid-19 Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
20/07/2021 08:24 GMT+7
The image of taxi motorbike drivers buying food and delivering to families has become common in HCMC, as people must restrict travel during social distancing.
At 5.30 pm recently, shipper Pham Quang Toan was seen leaving a market with two large bags of rau muong (a kind of vegetable in Vietnam) to deliver to a client in Binh Thanh district.
Toan became a shipper a week ago and the afternoon is the busiest time of the day for him.
Creaking infrastructure bites into rail networkâs potential 15:07 | 28/04/2021
As there is yet to have a solution to the long-existed allocation of state funding for railway maintenance, stakeholders are expected to face possible hardships if trains are derailed, urging the government to soon take actions to help the industry sidestep the impasses.
There are complexities in funnelling through funding in a timely manner so that the railway sector can modernise itself
Leaders of Petrolimex Hanoi â a unit of Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex) â are currently concerned about possible losses as the railway industry might face a halt due to unsolved problems related to the allocation of state funding for this yearâs railway maintenance activities.
Tuesday, 20:10, 27/04/2021
The play Lam Vua (Be a King) will hit stages in Hanoi from April 27, telling a historical epic from the time of King Dinh Tien Hoang (924-979), who reigned Dai Co Viet (the former name of Vietnam) between 968 and 979.
The play is directed by award-winning director Le Quy Duong. It stars artists from Le Ngoc Theatre Company.
The play is directed by Le Quy Duong, based on the script of Dang Chuong. The artists come from the Le Ngoc Theatre Company.
The play praises the patriotism and pride of the Vietnamese people who bravely gained independence from foreign enemies and declared national liberation and sovereignty, while also espousing the leadership of King Dinh Tien Hoang.