Vietnam economy
Can Tho 2 bridge proposal tops VND 27.05 trillion
The Can Tho 2 bridge prefeasibility report has been submitted for appraisal, with a proposed 2027 start pending approval.
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Culture & entertainment
Emcee L unveils first solo album with eight songs
Emcee L introduced Kịch bản đầu tiên on September 24, with eight songs developed from demos Da LAB had not taken forward.
Culture & entertainment
SpaceSpeakers plans Hanoi KOSMIK concert for December 12
A Hanoi edition of KOSMIK is planned for December 12, 2026, during SpaceSpeakers’ 15th anniversary series.
Culture & entertainment
Endgame Encore adds four scenes linking to Avengers: Doomsday
Spoiler warning: According to Variety, the theatrical re-release “Avengers: Endgame Encore” adds four scenes totaling about four minutes to connect the story with “Avengers: Doomsday”.
International football
Gakpo rescues Netherlands draw; Norway and Portugal win Nations League openers
Germany took a first-half lead against the Netherlands through Felix Nmecha in the opening round of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, but Cody Gakpo volleyed an added-time equaliser to make it 1-1.
Vietnam economy
Can Tho welcomes first vessel on direct Nanning container route
On the afternoon of September 24, Cái Cui Port in Cần Thơ welcomed the first vessel on a direct river-sea container route from Nanning, China, via the Bình Lục Canal, VietnamPlus reported.
Vietnam economy
Gelex exits Hai An after selling more than 9.7 million HAH shares
Gelex sold more than 9.7 million shares of Hai An Transport and Stevedoring (HAH) on September 23, reducing its stake from 5.16% to zero, according to VnExpress.
Other sports
Tran Minh Tri wins Asian Games 65kg weightlifting bronze
Tran Minh Tri won bronze in the men's 65kg weightlifting event at the 20th Asian Games on September 24 with a 309kg total.
Other sports
Vietnam women’s four win Asian Games rowing bronze
Pham Thi Ngoc Anh, Le Thi Hien, Du Thi Bong and Ha Thi Vui won bronze in the women’s heavyweight four at the 20th Asian Games on September 24.