Hanoi is ready to vaccinate children aged 12-17 in the safest, earliest and most effective manner.

The winning team received vouchers worth US$1,000 to participate in high-quality information security exams and courses awarded by EC-Council, a world-renowned information security training organization.

Allowing students to return to schools was a legitimate desire of both parents and teachers.

Hanoi's education department has been developing specific and detailed instructions to guide schools in carrying out academic opening ceremonies for students and parents.

The result has marked the capital city's quality of high school education.

One of the two Hanoi students achieved the highest score at the contest, making him the first Vietnamese students to earn such achievement.

Relevant agencies have been asked to exert efforts in ensuring safety for students when they resume going to schools, and enforce strict measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Hanoi has gone seven days, from February 16, without confirming any new Covid-19 cases in the community.

All schools in Hanoi will close until February 28 following the Tet break and study online to ensure the Covid-19 pandemic prevention.