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October 21 Weather Update: Chilling Wave Sweeps into Northern Vietnam

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The National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting has reported that on October 21, cold air will affect the Northeast region, followed by the North Central region and some areas in the Northwest. The lowest temperature in the North and North Central regions is expected to range from 19 to 22 degrees. In the Northern mountainous region, temperatures will be around 16 to 19 degrees, and in some high mountainous areas, temperatures may drop below 15 degrees. The weather forecast for different regions Northwest region: The weather is predicted to be predominantly cloudy, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in some areas. The lowest temperatures will be between 21 and 24 degrees, and in some places, temperatures may drop below 20 degrees. The highest temperatures will range from 28 to 31 degrees. The Northeast region will experience rain, with scattered thunderstorms in some areas. The lowest temperatures will range from 23 to 26 degrees, and in some mountainous areas, temp...

Vietnamese Student Takes Third Place in Global Letter-Writing Competition

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The closing plenary of the UPU’s fourth Extraordinary Congress on Thursday (local time) in Saudi Arabia awarded him the prize. This is the first time a student from Ben Tre Province has won a prize in the global UPU contest. The first prize was won by a student from Kenya, while the second prize went to a student from Portugal. The competition this year saw the participation of students from 38 nations and territories. During the 52nd edition, participating children aged between nine and 15 were required to write a letter explaining the superpowers they would need to make roads safe for all children. In his letter, Duy portrays himself as a superhero named S-24/7 dedicated to protecting children around the world from traffic accidents. The panel of judges consisted of Agostina Massarini from the International Road Federation, Jon Cerezo Abeijon from the UN Economic Commission for Europe, and Annie Hammenrudh from the UN Department for Safety and Security. Dao Khuong Duy ...

Yoyogi Park in Japan, host of the ‘Vietnam Phở Festival’, is now in its prime season of the year

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The park is divided into two main areas: one for trees and a bird sanctuary and one for an outdoor stage and a stadium. The Vietnam Phở Festival 2023, themed “Harmonious Flavors: Enjoying and Exploring Vietnamese Culinary Culture,” is an important stride of the ‘Day of Pho’ (December 12), hosted annually by Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper, as it will be held abroad for the first time. The event aims to enhance the global recognition of Vietnamese culinary culture, particularly pho, a Vietnamese soup consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat – usually beef or chicken. The Yoyogi Park daily welcomes a high number of local and foreign visitors to explore the ‘green lung’ of Tokyo The event is co-organized by Tuoi Tre and Saigontourist Group in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy in Japan, the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association, and several Japanese partners. Among the many chefs scheduled to attend Vietnam Phở Festival ...

Japanese newspaper interested in expanding collaboration with Tuoi Tre newspaper

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The Vietnam Phở Festival 2023 organizing board, consisting of representatives from Tuoi Tre and Saigontourist Group’s chairman Pham Huy Binh, paid a visit to Mainichi, Tuoi Tre’s strategic partner, on the same day. The festival, set to happen at Yoyogi Park – Keyaki Namiki, Tokyo on Saturday and Sunday, aims to introduce Vietnamese cuisine, particularly pho, to the world and bring the taste of homeland pho to overseas Vietnamese. “Tuoi Tre and domestic businesses being able to hold an international event after the COVID-19 pandemic is truly admirable,” expressed Tanaka. “Mainichi hopes that Tuoi Tre will support us in resuming our promotional activities to contribute to fostering bilateral ties,” he added. Pham Huy Binh (R), chairman of Saigontourist Group, hands a picture of lotus to Yoshiro Tanaka, deputy editor-in-chief of Mainichi. Photo: Quang Dinh / Tuoi Tre For the past few years, Tuoi Tre has provided Mainichi with media support for various events organized in Vi...