Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on October 6, 2025

Hanoi is ready to mobilize more than 17,000 people and 2,000 vehicles to fight against storm No. 11; Creating development space, prioritizing environmental protection; Mid-Autumn Festival - Spreading love; Sidewalk management, seen from other countries; Raising mini crocodiles - a dangerous trend; Digital technology - an inevitable trend in agricultural production... are notable information in the Hanoi Moi Newspaper issued on October 6, 2025.

Hanoi is ready to mobilize more than 17,000 people and 2,000 vehicles to fight storm No. 11.

Responding to storm No. 11, Hanoi city has proactively mobilized 17,000 police and military officers and soldiers, and more than 2,000 vehicles. 624 pumping stations with a total flow of about 4.33 million cubic meters per hour will be operated at maximum capacity to lower the lake water level, drain flooding and protect agricultural production.

Regarding the dike system, Hanoi has reviewed 5 key vulnerable points at the city level and 26 key points at the commune level, deploying a total force of over 8,500 people and thousands of cubic meters of materials, steel baskets, barges, and motorbikes, ready to handle incidents in the first hour, ensuring safety of the works during the storm.

Chairman of Hanoi People's Committee Tran Sy Thanh delivered a concluding speech at an online meeting on response to storm No. 11.

Creating development space, prioritizing environmental protection

Program No. 05-CTr/TU dated March 17, 2021 of the Hanoi Party Committee on "Promoting planning and planning management; improving the effectiveness and efficiency of management and use of resources, environmental protection; proactively preventing and combating natural disasters, search and rescue, and responding to climate change in Hanoi in the period of 2021-2025" is considered a large program with many difficult goals. Hanoi Moi Newspaper introduces a series of 2 articles outlining the main results of this program, along with the city's major orientations in the coming period.

The implementation of key tasks of Program No. 05-CTr/TU will gradually realize the orientation of developing the Capital in a sustainable direction, harmonizing economic growth with environmental protection.

Mid-Autumn Festival - Spreading love...

Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Reunion Festival, has long been one of the most important and anticipated holidays of the year. Not only is it a holiday for children, it is also an occasion for family reunion, so the Mid-Autumn Festival also contains many cultural, spiritual and artistic values, reflecting the unique identity of the Vietnamese people. This year, the Mid-Autumn Festival is even more meaningful when many exciting and bustling activities are held in the context of the country moving into a new era.

The "Full Moon Festival" program in 2025 on the evening of October 3rd with 2,000 people participating in the lantern procession around the walking street of Hoan Kiem Lake and surrounding areas.

Sidewalk management, seen from other countries

Looking at the world, we can see that in many countries around the world such as England, France, Belgium, Germany, Italy... or some Asian countries such as China, Singapore..., sidewalks have been and are being managed very neatly and used for the right purposes. In particular, sidewalk trading is organized neatly, with full rental fees paid to the State. In addition to leasing sidewalks for qualified roads and streets, many countries also implement construction solutions and have strict sanctions for acts of occupying sidewalks for personal gain.

The sidewalk of Hang Bong Street (Hoan Kiem Ward) is always occupied as a parking space for motorbikes.

Raising mini crocodiles - a dangerous trend

The trend of raising miniature crocodiles has been booming recently. On social networks, many accounts are selling miniature crocodiles, taking advantage of the young people's psychology of liking "unique" and "strange" pets. Small crocodiles only a few dozen centimeters long are advertised as "gentle, easy to raise, and do not grow larger". However, the truth is that when they are adults, they can be up to 2.5 - 3m long and weigh 100 - 150kg. If not stopped soon, this trend can become a danger to the community.

Mini crocodiles are being sold widely on social networks.

Digital technology - an inevitable trend in agricultural production

In recent times, Hanoi has promoted the application of digital technology in agriculture by applying artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain technology, remote sensing and eGAP solutions to manage and trace the origin of crops, livestock, aquatic products and supply chains. The city also supports farmers in bringing agricultural products to e-commerce platforms, helping to clarify the origin of products and promote the rural digital economy.

Kinoko Thanh Cao Import Export Company Limited is one of the leading enterprises in applying digital technology in agricultural production in Hanoi.

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