A rideshare driver in Hanoi has been arrested for setting fire to a home with six people inside, allegedly to settle a personal dispute.

Hanoi’s metro system experienced a brief disruption when a signaling issue forced a train to stop. Operations resumed quickly, and affected passengers were compensated.

The Hanoi People’s Committee has submitted a proposal to the municipal People’s Council for approval of investment plans and adjustments to several public investment projects, including the Tran Hung Dao, Tu Lien and Ngoc Hoi bridges.

To combat illegal waste disposal, Hanoi will deploy camera surveillance in key districts, allowing authorities to identify and fine violators. Under new regulations, individuals caught littering on sidewalks or roads may face fines of up to $80.

Hanoi Metro will collaborate with Xanh SM, VinBus, FGF and V-Green to create a seamless door-to-door transport system integrating electric metro lines, taxis, motorbikes and buses.

After years of delays, Hanoi is pushing forward with its 200-hectare high-tech park, with a September 2025 launch deadline.

The Nhon – Hanoi Station metro project has encountered an issue where underground slurry has surfaced, prompting authorities to slow the tunneling machine to prevent further leaks.

In a move towards digital governance, Hanoi has announced plans to fully digitize administrative records and streamline public services by December 31, 2025.

Experts suggest that instead of focusing on penalties to prevent traffic violations, Hanoi should apply solutions to address traffic disorder.

Authorities have identified 273 streets where sidewalks can be temporarily used for commerce and parking, aiming to boost economic activity while maintaining urban order.

A tunneling incident in Hanoi’s metro project caused excavation additives to surface unexpectedly, prompting a swift cleanup operation by contractors.

Recent traffic signal adjustments at key intersections in Nam Tu Liem District have led to long traffic jams on Trinh Van Bo – Tran Huu Duc Road, frustrating commuters and prompting intervention from authorities.

Authorities are investigating an incident in which a man dressed as a rideshare driver was caught on camera setting fire to a residential gate in Hanoi before fleeing the scene.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has ordered a comprehensive review of traffic signs, signal lights, and parking regulations, addressing widespread concerns over ineffective road infrastructure.

An exhibition of ceramics by 50 artists from the Art Ceramics Club and Saigon Fine Arts Ceramics Club are taking place at the Fine Arts Exhibition House on 16 Ngô Quyền Street in Hà Nội's Hoàn Kiếm District.

Hanoi and Bac Ninh authorities have finalized a proposal for a 49.52 km railway connecting Gia Binh Airport to the heart of Hanoi, aligning with long-term urban planning.

Over several years, Hanoi has increasingly become an attractive destination for foreign workers, with approximately 10,000 new foreign workers are granted licences to work in the city each year.

The Light and Shadow exhibition represents the eternal clash between good and evil, light and darkness through the language of fragrance art.

With nearly 3.4 million passengers in its first six months, the Nhon - Hanoi Station metro is proving its value as a key mode of public transport, while construction of the underground section progresses.

Streets in the Old Quarter, already known for their limited space, are facing heavy congestion due to the constant presence of 16-seater and larger buses. Authorities are stepping in with restrictions to manage the situation.