HCMC is about to have the longest drought in 60 years
This year's term is expected to be very serious, possibly causing water shortages, saline intrusion, which disrupts the exploitation and supply of clean water in HCM Cit…
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This year's term is expected to be very serious, possibly causing water shortages, saline intrusion, which disrupts the exploitation and supply of clean water in HCM Cit…
The storm weakened into a tropical low-lying hamlet, but when entering Ho Chi Minh City with strong winds, heavy rain caused many houses to collapse, a series of uproote…
According to the monitoring data of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in 2011, the situation of environmental pollution in the country is having alarming…
According to the latest data, the groundwater level in Ho Chi Minh City has dropped to a depth of -46m. Associate Prof. Dr. Nguyen Viet Ky, head of the Department of Geo…
Has detected radioactive iodine in the air in Ninh Thuan, HCMC. In Hanoi also detected radioactive isotopes Cs-137, but did not affect human health.
According to calculations by scientists, if you treat the current water resources, by 2030 - 2035, HCMC will run out of water resources.
The earthquake this morning made Ho Chi Minh City
After four years of research, the Southern Geological Mapping Division has completed a map of earthquake and impact sources to HCMC ...
In Ho Chi Minh City, the amount of lead in the air has doubled, from 0.5μg / m3 to over 1μg / m3. The abnormal increase in lead as mentioned above is due to the fact tha…
The shallow layer of groundwater of an entire area could no longer be used; many corrugated iron roofs of the burnt people ... ... And even though the area is 15-19m hig…
On March 1, HCMC Environmental Hygiene Project Management Unit of Nhieu Loc - Thi Nghe basin (Management Board) stated that, before Dinh Hoi Tet, the contractor of the 7…
Tens of meters of protective dykes in districts 12, Thu Duc and Go Vap were broken at the highest tide of the month, December 7 afternoon. More than 20 hectares of agric…
The research topic of KS Le Quoc Hung is very interested. Therefore, on October 17, reporter of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper and Vietnam Television (VTV) and some businesses…
In 1984, the average temperature in HCMC was 27.10C, in 2003 it increased to 28.10C and in 2004 was 280C.
In the stunning photos of the travel photos of National Geographic, Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City photo from above has received a lot of attention.