Nghe An: Highlights of March 7th
Nghe An organizes Vietnam Poetry Day with the theme 'Before the Sea'; Acacia seedlings in Nghe An reach record high prices but are still selling out; Fresh flowers attract customers, gifts are heavily discounted for March 8th... These are some of the highlights of the day.
The government is implementing urgent measures.ensuring energy securityPrior to the conflict in the Middle East, the Ministry of Industry and Trade thoroughly reviewed and proactively implemented measures to ensure the supply of petroleum products meets the requirements of domestic production, business, and consumption; preventing petroleum shortages; and promptly reporting, proposing, and recommending solutions to issues beyond its authority.
The government agrees to have the Ministry of Industry and Trade take the lead, in coordination with the Ministry of Finance, in implementing this.adjusting gasoline and diesel priceswhen the base price of one of the commonly consumed petroleum products on the market on that day increases by 7% or more compared to the base price of the immediately preceding price adjustment period.
A representative from the Traffic Police Department (Ministry of Public Security) stated that the unit will coordinate with the Vietnam Road Administration and the Vietnam Register Department (Ministry of Construction) to survey and assess the traffic safety situation.double-decker sleeper bus transportation servicewhen traveling on national highways 4D, 4E, 6, and 12. The survey plan is expected to begin on March 9th.
* On the morning of March 7th, at the headquarters of the Nghe An Provincial Association of Literature and Arts,24th Vietnam Poetry DayThe event was organized with the participation of numerous artists and poetry lovers. It was an opportunity to honor the value of poetry, contribute to nurturing spiritual life, and spread a love of literature in the community.
* We begin planting trees in the spring,Acacia seed market in Nghe AnReports indicate record-high prices, yet supplies remain scarce. From around 800 VND per plant in 2024, prices have now risen to 3,000–3,500 VND per plant, four times higher, but many nurseries are still experiencing shortages.
* International Women's Day on March 8th is approaching,gift marketMany shops, supermarkets, and shopping malls have become bustling. Fresh flowers continue to be a strong selling item with increased orders and slightly higher prices, while many products such as cosmetics, fashion, and handbags are launched with a series of attractive discounts and promotions to stimulate consumer demand.
* From websites like XoilacTV, ThapcamTV…, the policewire detectedCopyright infringement, organized gambling, and dissemination of obscene content amounted to nearly 1 trillion VND.
