TPO – Ba Ria – Vung Tau requires officials not to let playing pickleball affect their work; Spending 25,000 billion VND to expand two main roads in Ho Chi Minh City; Homeowner in Dong Nai tows car on gate as souvenir; Determining the number of wild elephants in Dong Nai,… are notable news from the South last week.
Ba Ria - Vung Tau requires officials not to let playing pickleball affect work
The Standing Committee of the Ba Ria - Vung Tau Provincial Party Committee requests its subordinate Party committees, executive committees, Party delegations and a number of other agencies to thoroughly and strictly implement the directives, resolutions, conclusions and directions of the Central and the province on preventing and combating corruption, waste and negativity. It is strictly forbidden to use time, means and public assets in violation of regulations.
Notably, the Standing Committee of Ba Ria - Vung Tau Provincial Party Committee requested that participation in the pickleball practice trend not affect work progress and quality.
Spending 25,000 billion VND to expand two main roads in Ho Chi Minh City
The two projects of National Highway 1 (from Kinh Duong Vuong to Long An border) and National Highway 22 (from An Suong intersection to Ring Road 3) are among the five upgrading and expansion projects.
Currently, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Transport is assigned to prepare a pre-feasibility study report to implement the project under the BOT (build-operate-transfer) model that Resolution 98 allows Ho Chi Minh City to pilot, with a budget of about VND25,000 billion.
Japanese CEO in Binh Duong was harassed
Speaking with leaders of Binh Duong province on the afternoon of November 22, representatives of several Japanese businesses said that "black credit" operators called in Japanese to talk to Japanese company general directors, demanding the dismissal of workers who had borrowed money.
Some foreign company employees are also threatened and pressured via text messages or personal calls because of workers’ high interest loans. Continuous calls are made to the company’s landline phone number to request confirmation of borrower information, hindering communication with customers. The HR department’s email inbox is also “attacked” by a series of messages, causing important work emails to be lost.
Arrested 2 subjects who threw dirty substances into people's houses to collect debt
On November 18, Tan Binh District Police (HCMC) decided to prosecute the case and prosecute Vo Son Tung (born 2000, residing in Binh Thanh District) and Le Thanh Hau (born 1997, residing in Go Vap District) to investigate the act of "Extortion of property".
The two subjects caused trouble and distributed leaflets to pressure them to collect their debt but were unsuccessful. Tung bought 1 kg of pig's blood and then went with Hau to Mr. NTC's house in Tan Binh district to force the owner to pay. Before that, both of them had repeatedly insulted Mr. C's reputation and pressured him to pay his debt, even though he repeatedly claimed that he did not owe anyone money.
Homeowner in Dong Nai hoists car to put on gate as souvenir
The old 4-seat car was lifted up high by Mr. Pham Anh Duc (Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai) and placed in front of his house, making many people curious.
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| The old car was placed on the roof of the gate by the homeowner as a souvenir. |
Mr. Duc’s actions were witnessed by netizens from near and far. Many people were interested and curious about the image of the owner’s commemorative car being lifted up high. There were also concerns about the safety of passersby.
After a short time hanging the old car on the gate as a souvenir, the homeowner took the car down to ensure safety.
Determining the number of wild elephants in Dong Nai
Through analysis of hundreds of thousands of images recorded by camera traps installed in the forest, experts determined that the wild elephant herd in Dong Nai has about 25-27 individuals. The elephants are distributed in 3 forest areas: Dong Nai Nature and Culture Reserve, Cat Tien National Park and La Nga Forestry Company Limited.
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| Elephants moving at night |
Among them, there are about 8 male elephants and 3 adult female elephants. The average physical condition of the elephants is 8 points (the highest score in the good physical condition range). This shows that the habitat, food conditions, and water sources in Dong Nai are very good for elephants.
Ba Ria - Vung Tau will have Long Dat district from 2025
The National Assembly Standing Committee has just issued a Resolution on the arrangement of district and commune-level administrative units of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province for the 2023 - 2025 period.
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| From January 1, 2025, Ba Ria - Vung Tau province will have a new Long Dat district. |
Accordingly, from January 1, 2025, Ba Ria - Vung Tau province will have a new Long Dat district, based on the merger of the entire natural area and population of Long Dien district and Dat Do district. After its establishment, Long Dat district will have an area of over 267 km2 and a population of over 241,000 people.
Crocodiles continuously discovered floating on canals in Long An
The People's Committee of Tan Lap Commune (Tan Thanh District, Long An Province) has just issued a notice about crocodiles floating on Bang Lang Canal to warn people to be vigilant and prevent children from swimming in the river. Previously, people also discovered crocodiles in Tan Ninh Commune (Tan Thanh District).
In recent days, Tan Thanh district’s professional agencies and local authorities have used bait to lure the crocodile out, used fishing boats, and set up nets to search for it. However, the crocodile has not yet been found.
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