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Deputy PM cracks whip at high pollution thermal plant

Deputy PM cracks whip at high pollution thermal plant

Deputy Primer Minister Hoang Trung Hai has called for severe self-criticism from the managers of the Vinh Tan Thermal Plant No 2 and ordered them to ensure there is no more environmental pollution or adverse effects on local residents.
Hanoi hospitals face water shortage

Hanoi hospitals face water shortage

Some hospitals in Hanoi are facing water shortages due to a sharp rise in demand in the capital, with Hanoi Obstetric and Gynecology Hospital and the National Paediatrics Hospital among those affected.
Pollution risks at traditional villages

Pollution risks at traditional villages

Old equipment and weak infrastructure are creating a serious pollution problem at many traditional craft villages, with untreated waste being dumped into the local environment.
Hanoi moves to restore river flows

Hanoi moves to restore river flows

Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai on April 18 inspected river systems in the south and west of Hanoi with a view to initiating measures that will restore water flows and reduce pollution.
May deadline set for transfer of captive bears

May deadline set for transfer of captive bears

All bears being raised in captivity in Quang Ninh Province have to be transferred to the Tam Dao Bear Rescue Centre in the Vinh Phuc Province by the end of next month, the Agriculture and Rural Development Ministry (MARD)
Rare monkey to be rescued soon: ENV

Rare monkey to be rescued soon: ENV

Education for Nature-Vietnam (ENV) will team up with forest range department in Tuyen Quang Province to inspect and rescue as soon as possible a rare monkey that is being raised illegally.
Ministry issues strong forest fire alert

Ministry issues strong forest fire alert

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has asked provinces and cities under the central Government to strengthen measures for forest fire prevention in a recently released document.
Star-studded campaign fights to end rhino horn use

Star-studded campaign fights to end rhino horn use

A campaign calling to end the use of rhino horn to cure cancer brought together a Vietnamese-American Hollywood actress, a Vietnamese-Australian singer-songwriter, a representative from the Customs Department and the chairman of Vietnam's Cancer Society.

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