Gold prices suddenly increased again, people rushed to buy but sadly left because the gold shops announced that they were out of stock, the coffee street on the train tracks in Hanoi was crowded, tourists posed in all kinds of positions on the train tracks... are a series of impressive photos of the week recorded by Dan Viet reporters.
Photo of the week: Gold prices dance and tourists pose on the train tracks in Hanoi
Despite the ban, railway cafes in Hanoi still welcome customers, and tourists gather and pose on the tracks and right next to the trains, causing disorder, traffic safety problems and potential risks of accidents. Photo: Khong Chi.
See details here: Hanoi's train street cafes are packed with people, tourists pose in all sorts of positions on the tracks
On the afternoon of November 9, thousands of people gathered at the Vietnam Military History Museum (Thang Long Avenue, Hanoi) to visit and have fun after the place reopened. At many times, the walkways were packed with people, moving slowly and making it difficult to experience. Photo: Le Hieu.
See details here: Reopening, Military History Museum is packed with people, young people compete to pose for check-in
Source: https://danviet.vn/anh-an-tuong-tuan-gia-vang-nhay-mua-va-du-khach-tao-dang-tren-duong-ray-o-ha-noi-20241110101616253.htm
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