Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on June 11, 2025

Building a farming model suitable for the market; Filling the “gaps” in management and heritage protection; Minimizing the use of child labor; Living in fear in “4 no” apartments… are the main news in the print issue of Hanoi Moi on June 11.

Building a farming model suitable for the market

The high-tech mushroom production model at Kinoko Thanh Cao Import-Export Company Limited (My Duc district) brings high economic value. Photo by Nguyen Quang

In recent times, the Capital’s agricultural sector has implemented many projects and models to support production in the field of cultivation; introducing new crop varieties with high productivity and quality, adapting to climate change. In general, new cropping models are suitable for consumer demand and market trends, so they bring high economic efficiency, thereby contributing to transforming the production structure towards multi-value, increasing income for farmers.

Filling the "gap" in heritage management and protection

Tourists visit antiques on display at the Thang Long Heritage Conservation Center - Hanoi .

Recently, a series of violations of national heritage and treasures have occurred in many localities, causing deep concern among the public. These incidents not only sound the alarm bell about the current state of cultural heritage conservation, but also reveal alarming loopholes in management work, which have long been warned but have not yet been effectively addressed.

Reduce the use of child labor

One of the messages to prevent and reduce child labor from the International Labor Organization and the Ministry of Health in response to World Day against Child Labor (June 12).

Preventing and reducing child labor is a key task in June - Month of Action for Children, in response to World Day against Child Labor 2025 (June 12).

In the context of misunderstandings about child labor, leading to violations of legal regulations, this month of action will focus on communication to raise awareness, in order to promptly overcome limitations and shortcomings.

Living in fear in the "4 no" apartment

SME Royal Apartment (Quang Trung Ward, Ha Dong District).

It has been nearly 10 years since the first residents of the SME Hoang Gia apartment building (Quang Trung ward, Ha Dong district) moved here, and to this day, the building is still in a state of “4 no’s”. These are: No house ownership certificate (“pink book”); no fire prevention and fighting acceptance; no public maintenance fund; no community house.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/tin-tuc-dac-biet-tren-bao-in-hanoimoi-ngay-11-6-2025-705158.html