Dinh Thi Thu Thuy had wanted only to discuss her concerns over social issues in Vietnam and had not intended to oppose the state, she said at her Jan. 20 trial.
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Taxis are seen in the internal lane of Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: C.Trung / Tuoi Tre
As new changes introduced since November at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City, which inhibit ride-sharing vehicles from picking up passengers in front of the domestic terminal, has caused major inconvenience to customers, ride-hailing firm Grab proposes a solution where app-based cars pay an extra fee to gain access to a dedicated pick-up lane.
A Grab proposal, which was submitted to the administration body of Tan Son Nhat International Airport at the end of December, suggested a separate lane for all ride-sharing vehicles to pick up and drop off passengers at the terminal gate.
New energy renewable and efficiency model applied at Tan Son Nhat Airport 10:00 | 16/01/2021
Copper Mountain Energy JSC has inaugurated the first phase of its rooftop solar power project at Tan Son Nhat International Airport s cargo terminal.
Opening Ceremony of Industrial Rooftop Solar Energy System at SCSC - Cargo Terminal in Tan Son Nhat International Airport
The industrial rooftop solar power system on the roof of Saigon Cargo Services Corporation (SCSC) has an installed capacity of 1.1MWp on an area of more than 7,500 square metres, is invested by Copper Mountain Energy JSC (CME). This is the first renewable energy project to be installed at an airport in Vietnam and the largest in the inner area of ââHo Chi Minh City.
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15/01/2021 13:04 GMT+7
The HCM City Department of Transport has asked the municipal People s Committee to approve five new subsidized electric-bus routes that will be operated by Vingroup and run on a pilot basis for 24 months.
HCM City has proposed five new electric-bus routes. Most city buses run on diesel fuel or compressed natural gas.
The move is in line with the city’s drive to reduce air pollution, diversify means of green public transport, and upgrade service quality, the Department of Transport said.