Hanoi streets brilliantly decorated for President Ho Chi Minh's birthday celebration
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Banners and national flags are hung around Ba Dinh Square.
Many main streets across Hanoi such as Chu Van An, Dien Bien Phu, and Hung Vuong are full of decorations to mark President Ho Chi Minh’s 133rd birthday.
The view on Hoang Dieu street
Various activities are also being held across the capital in a bid to celebrate the event.
An image of President Ho Chi Minh is hung in front of the headquarters of a police office in Ba Dinh district.
Le Hong Phong street prepares for President Ho Chi Minh’s birthday celebration.
A large poster featuring an image of President Ho Chi Minh is hung at the crossroads of Cua Nam and Trang Thi.
The scene at the crossroads of Hang Bai and Trang Tien in Hoan Kiem district
Decorations are put up in front of the headquarters of the State Bank of Vietnam on the occasion of President Ho Chi Minh’s 133rd birthday.
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