Equipped with 1,837 AI-powered cameras installed at 195 key intersections, the centre serves as the “brain” for real-time monitoring of traffic conditions and urban order. Through the system, police officers can observe traffic on major roads and junctions, promptly detect congestion, violations, accidents and incidents, and take timely response measures.
All six students representing Vietnam at the 22nd International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO 2025) in Russia have won medals, securing three silvers and three bronzes, according to Hanoi’s Department of Education and Training.
Hanoi currently has more than 8 million registered vehicles, including 6.9 million motorbikes and 1.1 million cars, with an additional 1.2 million vehicles entering from other provinces on a regular basis
Hanoi has allocated an additional 200 billion VND to support Gia Lai province in overcoming the aftermath of the historic floods, helping residents quickly stabilise their lives and restore production activities.
Responding to the appeal of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee, VFF Committees at all levels in the capital have launched donation campaigns, calling on officials, employees, agencies, units, and businesses to contribute at least one day’s salary.
The recent price surge in Hanoi’s vegetable market is a direct result of extreme weather, major natural disasters and disruptions across the agricultural supply chain. In this context, closer coordination between authorities, distributors, cooperatives and producers is essential to stabilise supplies and cushion market impacts.
From now until November 30, individuals and businesses may submit dossiers at any branch or service point of the Hanoi Public Administrative Service Centre when accessing public administrative services under a pilot scheme implemented by the centre.
The total research scale for the Olympic sports urban area is approximately 16,080 hectares, with subdivision A covering about 3,280 hectares. The planning period extends to 2045, with a vision set for 2065.
According to the municipal Traffic Police Division, the AI system comes with advanced features including 360-degree scanning, clear object identification up to 500–700 metres, and reliable performance in all weather conditions and harsh environments.
The Hanoi Convention is the first document on transnational crime to be adopted within the UN framework after 20 years. It is expected to open up a new chapter in international cooperation with significant implications. Not only is it important to the global community, but the convention will also serve as a solid "foundation" on multiple fronts for the people of the capital.
An overall plan has been developed with the ultimate goal of ensuring absolute safety for Party and State leaders, international delegations, and participants while maintaining orderly and uninterrupted traffic across the city.
In September alone, the capital city created 19,016 new jobs, including 2,254 funded through 219 billion VND in entrusted capital via the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies.
The 2025 edition, to be hosted by the Ministry of Construction, officially integrates the fields of construction and transportation, reflecting the spirit of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW on developing science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation, as well as promoting energy efficiency, green energy transition, and carbon and methane emissions in the transport sector.
Participants shared nostalgic recollections of their youth and personal reflections on the city that shaped their lives. Many were visibly moved as they spoke of Hanoi, which continues to hold a cherished place in their hearts despite years of living abroad.
The 10th of October 1954 marks a milestone in Vietnamese history as the capital city of Hanoi was officially liberated. Amidst the jubilant flutter of flags and flowers, victorious troops marched into the city, ending nine arduous years of resistance against French forces. This historic event not only symbolised the nation’s hard-won independence but also opened a new era for Hanoi – one of construction, renewal, integration, and development.
Livelihood assistance will also be provided such as breeding animals, crops, production tools, loans, vocational training, and market linkages, as well as house construction and repairs for poor families, contributing to the building of new-style rural areas and civilised urban communities.
Between 6am and 11am on October 7, downpour and gale are predicted to persist across Hanoi, with rainfall reaching 40–70mm or even more than 100mm in certain places.
The opera house will include two main auditoriums: a 1,797-seat opera hall and a versatile multi-purpose hall with 1,430 standing places and 216 balcony seats, suitable for concerts, live shows, and large-scale events. Other spaces include rehearsal rooms, a museum, viewing terraces, and an expansive main foyer.
From October 4–15, the trial will maintain the same scope and methods as phase one, while adding weekly tickets alongside single-ride and daily tickets on the “Hanoi Metro” mobile application.
At an education management seminar held on September 30, participants engaged in substantive discussions on educational policies, strategic orientations in the new context and, particularly, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools, the effective management of smart learning devices, and the cultivation of both digital and soft skills for students.
For years, travelling to the city centre has been a challenge for local students, workers, and patients, especially during the rainy and flood seasons. The launch of this route marks a historic milestone for Minh Chau residents, the first time the capital’s public transport network has extended to an island commune in the middle of the Red River.
Plans are in place to ensure a balance between supply and demand, preventing shortages or disruptions that could trigger sudden price hikes, especially for regulated goods and essential items with increased demand during year-end, holidays, and Tet celebrations.
The 2.14ha project, to be carried out in two phases, is expected to create a new community space for cultural activities, exhibitions, and artistic events, while also enhancing the landscape of the capital’s historic core and one of its major tourist attractions.
The national telephone hotline for the prevention of human trafficking (111) was inaugurated on September 19 by the Ministry of Health in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Vietnam.
The bombs were identified as M-118 demolition bombs, each weighing over 1,300 kilogrammes, measuring 220 centimetres in length, with a diameter of 65 centimetres, and containing more than 800 kilogrammes of TNT.