Nghe An: Highlights of May 30th

Resettlement for the High-Speed ​​Railway Project: Ensuring people's rights and maintaining project progress; Departure ceremony for the 2026 'Semester in the Army' program; Fines of 80 million VND and suspension of two bread shops for causing food poisoning... These are some of the highlights of the day.

* During his State visit to the Republic of Singapore, on the morning of May 30th, General Secretary and President To Lam and his wife, along with the high-level Vietnamese delegation, laid wreaths at the statue and memorial plaque of President Ho Chi Minh within the grounds of the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore.

General Secretary and President To Lam and his wife, along with the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation, stand beside the statue of President Ho Chi Minh at the Asian Civilisations Museum. Photo: VNA

* At Ho Chi Minh Square, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Youth Union, the Department of Education and Training, and the Military School of Military Region 4 organized the send-off ceremony for the "Semester in the Army" program in 2026. This is a meaningful experiential education model aimed at fostering patriotism and creating an environment for developing social and life skills, attracting thousands of students from across the province to participate.

Over 300 students will participate in the "Semester in the Military" program in 2026.

* The North-South High-Speed ​​Railway project, specifically the section passing through Nghe An province, is a key national project. However, the implementation of resettlement areas to facilitate land clearance still faces many obstacles, especially regarding land ownership and compensation mechanisms. This requires decisive and fair intervention from all levels of government to ensure the rights of the people while maintaining the project's progress.

To ensure the quality of resettlement areas for the North-South High-Speed ​​Railway Project, contractors must remove all weathered layers of soil. Photo: XH

* The green consumer trend in European countries is opening up new opportunities for the rattan and bamboo weaving craft in Nghe An. Many handcrafted products such as lanterns, table lamps, gift boxes, and eco-friendly decor items are favored by international customers, contributing to the recovery of production in craft villages and the expansion of export markets.

The people of Diem village showcase their traditional rattan and bamboo products. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

* Gold prices continued to rise for the second consecutive session on May 30th, with gold bars reaching 159 million VND/ounce and world gold prices exceeding 4,538 USD/ounce.

Illustrative image.

* The People's Committee of Nghe An province recently issued Decision No. 02/QD-XPHC dated May 29, 2026, imposing an administrative fine of 80 million VND and suspending the operation of two bread shops owned by an individual in Dien Chau commune for violations of food safety regulations, causing food poisoning and affecting the health of many people.

The bakery has been suspended from operation for 3 months. Photo: TH

Source: https://baonghean.vn/nghe-an-thong-tin-noi-bat-ngay-30-5-10338873.html