Quang Tri Invests 200 Billion VND to Repair 10 High-Risk Dams
Quang Tri Province, Vietnam, has decided to invest 200 billion VND (approximately $8 million USD) to repair 10 dams identified as high-risk. These small-scale irrigation facilities are crucial for supplying agricultural water and ensuring downstream safety in the province's mountainous and rural areas.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Doan Le Anh Duc from Hanoi-Amsterdam High School Crowned Champion of 'Road to Olympia' 2026
Doan Le Anh Duc, a student from Hanoi-Amsterdam High School, has won the 2026 season of Vietnam's popular quiz show 'Road to Olympia'. He emerged victorious after a fierce competition against three other contestants in the final round held on November 1st.
- Hanoi-Bac Giang National Highway 1 to Expand to 8 Lanes, Accelerating Infrastructure Investment
A proposal has been made to expand National Highway 1, connecting Hanoi and Bac Giang, to eight lanes. With an estimated investment exceeding VND 10.7 trillion (over $620 million), the project is seen as part of Vietnam's infrastructure development to support its rapid economic growth.
- Long Thanh Airport Investor Cuts Nearly 1,400 Staff in Three Months
Vietnam Airports Corporation (ACV) reduced its workforce by nearly 1,400 in the third quarter, bringing the total staff reduction for the year to approximately 3,700. This move significantly cuts labor costs, strengthening cost management for long-term investment and expansion of the Long Thanh International Airport project.
- Hanoi Approves North Thang Long Urban Development Project with Nearly 100 Trillion VND Investment
Hanoi City has approved the implementation of a multi-purpose urban development project in the North Thang Long area, with an estimated investment of nearly 100 trillion VND (approximately US$99.788 billion). This large-scale development is expected to contribute to the city's infrastructure and economic growth.