Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on July 22, 2025

Proactively responding to and minimizing damage from storm No. 3; Hanoi developing underground space: Removing obstacles with preferential policies and synchronous regulations; A multi-layered picture after the sand "fever"; Quickly removing obstacles for organ donation and transplantation; Telling heritage stories with creative cultural products; Fire prevention and fighting in residential areas: Do not be passive or leave the area vacant... are notable information in the Hanoi Moi Newspaper issued on July 22, 2025.

Proactively respond and minimize damage from storm number 3

On July 21, in the face of the complicated developments of storm No. 3, central and local authorities, including Hanoi , urgently implemented storm prevention and control solutions with the motto of proactively responding and minimizing damage from storm No. 3 (storm Wipha).

Workers of Drainage Enterprise No. 3 (Hanoi Drainage One Member Co., Ltd.) on duty at Do Muoi Street (Hoang Mai Ward). Photo: Thanh Tu

Hanoi develops underground space: Removing obstacles with preferential policies and synchronous regulations

At the recent twenty-fifth session, the Hanoi People's Council passed a Resolution promulgating a list of underground works that are encouraged to be invested in and built in the city to specify Clause 3, Article 19 of the 2024 Capital Law. The city's new progress in exploiting, developing and using this underground space needs to continue to be promoted by specific incentive mechanisms and policies as well as synchronous legal regulations.

Underground space construction at station S9 of the Nhon - Hanoi Railway Station urban railway line. Photo: Quang Thai

The multi-layered picture behind the sand "fever"

Going beyond the normal law of supply and demand, the "fever" in construction sand prices is revealing profound shortcomings in resource management and market regulation mechanisms. Behind this situation is a complex chain of causes ranging from policy loopholes, lack of forecasting to signs of profiteering, causing unpredictable consequences for the economy , society and environment, undermining confidence in legal economic activities.

A housing construction project in Huong Son commune had to stop due to high prices of sand and materials.

Easing the "thirst for capital" for agriculture and rural areas

Agricultural and rural credit growth accounts for a large proportion of the total outstanding debt of the economy, increasing by 5.31% compared to the end of 2024 and accounting for 23.16% of the outstanding credit of the economy. That has helped to ease the "thirst" for capital sources for this sector.

Customers transact at the Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. Photo: Nguyen Quang

Quickly remove obstacles for organ donation and transplantation

Reality shows that the cost of organ transplantation and the cost of anti-rejection drugs are much lower than long-term treatment by other methods, not to mention the social benefits when patients are saved early, return to normal life, and increase their ability to work... Therefore, it is necessary to have solutions to develop organ transplantation programs, build financial mechanisms and resources for organ transplantation.

Doctors perform an organ transplant at Viet Duc Friendship Hospital.

Telling heritage stories through creative cultural products

The forum “Old stories, new stories” recently took place at Complex 01 (a new entertainment model when integrated), Tay Son Street, Hanoi, organized by the Center for Research and Promotion of Cultural Heritage Values (CCH) to open a space for connection between cultural institutions (museums, relics), heritage practice communities, artists, creative designers and organizations supporting the development of handicraft products.

The forum “Old stories, new stories” shares how to make cultural products from heritage materials. Photo: Ngoc Anh

Fire prevention and fighting in residential areas: Do not be passive or leave the area vacant.

Implementing the two-level local government model, fire prevention and fighting work in residential areas has been quickly deployed by the police of units and localities in Hanoi, not to be passive or leave the area vacant.

Authorities train people in Bach Mai ward on fire prevention and fighting.

Fake fanpage of National Cyber Security Association appears to commit "double" fraud

Recently, on the social network Facebook, a fanpage called “Department for receiving cyber security reports” appeared using the logo of the National Cyber Security Association. This page “runs” ads displayed to users, with the content: “Many people are victims of digital fraud. Assets are transferred through virtual applications, e-wallets, and fake accounts. Tracing the flow of money can help clarify and support asset recovery. Message us now if you need initial support”...

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