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The upcoming 2/9 holiday will not see any surge pricing for bus fares in Hanoi, and all bus companies have pledged not to overload their vehicles with passengers. In Ho Chi Minh City, some bus companies have requested a price increase of up to 40% compared to regular days to offset the cost of returning empty buses. However, this surge pricing will only be in effect for a maximum of two peak days.

CATL, the world's leading manufacturer of electric vehicle batteries, has unveiled a game-changing innovation in the form of a new electric vehicle (EV) battery that promises to revolutionize the industry. This groundbreaking battery technology offers an incredible 90% cost reduction compared to lithium-ion batteries, along with enhanced durability and superior performance in extreme temperatures.

The Autumn of 1945. On the morning of August 19, the streets of Hanoi were awash with the vibrant hues of red and yellow as the Vietnamese flag fluttered proudly above. From the bustling avenues of Hang Dao, Hang Ngang, and Hang Duong, a sea of people marched in unison, their hands clutching banners and placards, while some beat drums, gongs, and horns in a jubilant chorus. Elderly citizens, leaning on their canes, walked alongside youthful vigor, their white áo dài dresses a stark contrast to the red armbands of the self-defense forces. The rhythmic beat of drums and the resounding chants of "Long live an independent Vietnam!" filled the air. It was a festive atmosphere, akin to a grand celebration, yet it marked a pivotal moment in history—a general uprising where the people rose up to claim their rightful power and freedom.