
Hanoi launches Earth Hour campaign, promotes energy saving in 2026
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Hanoi launches Earth Hour 2026, calling for efficient energy use amid rising demand and summer heat pressures.
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| Tu Lien village kumquat growers clean up dead trees after prolonged flooding - photo: VNA |
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| A historic flood destroys a large portion of the peach orchards along the Red River in Phu Thuong Village, Tay Ho District - photo: VNA |
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| Prolonged flooding causes severe root rot, leading to the death of many peach trees - photo: VNA |
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| Ngo Thi Nga, a local farmer, attempts to wash the leaves to save the trees - photo: VNA |
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| More than 400 peach branches belonging to Do Van Thang from Phu Thuong Village die due to flooding, with estimated losses exceeding VND200 million (over US$8,100) - photo: VNA |
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| Hoang Tuan Ngoc from the Tu Lien kumquat-growing village clears out dead kumquat trees from his garden - photo: VNA |
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| The rising water levels of the Red River due to Typhoon Yagi leave many peach farmers in Nhat Tan Village empty-handed - photo: VNA |

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