Frost covers northern Vietnamese mountains as temperatures dip below 0 degrees Celsius
The cold spell will last until Thursday
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The cold spell will last until Thursday
As the number of Covid cases is increasing rapidly, many Hanoi families are going camping in the forests or mountains on weekends instead of booking tours or going to amusement places in the inner city.
Australian peaches will soon be available in Vietnam. (Photo: abc.net.au) "Vietnam is a priority market for our premium produce and pleased that the completion of technical negotiations will mean our peaches and nectarines will be able to access this valuable market," he said. Summerfruit Export Development Alliance Chairman Ian McAlister said the reopening of the Vietnamese market was a good development for the industry. He emphasised that with the right promotion, the Vietnamese market could be a significant destination for Australia. According to McAlister, the Australian and Vie...
Temperatures were below 10 degrees Celsius across the Red River Delta on Monday
Friday, January 08, 2021, 14:39 GMT+7 Frost covers tree branches on Phja Oac Mountain in Cao Bang Province, Vietnam, January 8, 2021. Photo: Ha Cuong / Tuoi Tre Frost covered several mountains in northern Vietnam as temperature dropped to below zero degrees Celsius due to a strong cold spell which swept into the region on Friday morning. Lows in multiple provinces in the Red River Delta fell below 10 degrees Celsius by 6:00 am on Friday morning, according to the National Center for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting. In Hanoi, temperatures plummeted to 11 degrees Celsius. Tourists pose for a p...