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~Almost 8700 people killed and 19000 people injured in 2016
~Most incidents due to lack of cooperation with traffic safety regulations.(Drunk driving, driving on the wrong lane...etc)
~Rise in demand for travel, degradation of infrastructure, increased number of high rise buildings and  slow public transport projects contribute to the increase in fatalities.
~67% caused by motorbikes, 27% caused by automobiles
-Government has implemented sterner punishments
-Government thinking of establishing a traffic safety culture. (Getting young people to comply with the rules)

Solution:
=Helping to spread the word to adults, not just young people.

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Roadside/ restaurant
-Poor disposal of food wastage, foul water et cetera
- Can prove to be an eye sore to people
-May attract unwanted pests such as rats, cockraches, etc
-Such pests may transmit diseases such as salmonellosis which can be contracted by consuming a foodstuff that is contaminated with faeces or fluid from the rodent
- This will overall ruin anyone's day, local or foreign.
- Preventive measures
- Government can implement strict and anal hygiene standards
-Conduct spot checks occasionally to confirm cleanliness and acceptable hygiene

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Install sanitation stations across stores
Road are filled with vehicles
Vehicles produce heavy exhaust that contains smog which affects hygiene
Move stores nearer to inward,further from the road.

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dropping of litter and abundance of trash locals are not aware of new regulations

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In Vietnam , women are mostly referred to as having a lower education than men . This is mostly because the Vietnamese has stereotyped that women should become housewives. This is very unfair to the women who do not receive the same level of education as men just because of this stereotype.

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Flooding is also an environmental issue in Hanoi. Flooding usually occurs in Hanoi whenever there is a lot of rainfall during a period. Flooding is what can kill millions of people in Vietnam. In November 2008, there was a very powerful flood that was caused by a lot of rainfall in Vietnam. There can also be health problems to flooding. For example, the most common ones after a flood is that a person can drown, get injured, their asthma rising, skin rashes, and respiratory infections. Mid-term effects would be infected wounds, poisoning, starvation, and poor mental health. So, floods can be one of the most dangerous environmental issue in Hanoi.

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Air pollution. Vietnam is a rapidly developing country with over 95 million people as of 2017 Rapid development combined with deforestation, few or nonexistent vehicle emission standards, polluting gasoline motorbikes, and poor urban planninghave caused poor air quality in major cities.

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Rapid industrialisation causes several problems such as land degradation, forest degradation, loss of biodiversity, water pollution, water pollution, air pollution and solid waste management.
Solution for this can be a simple alternative to solid waste disposal rather than using toilet bowls.
^ Biogas convertion whereby the methane found present in the solid waste is extracted and used to fuel as gas(for cooking)
^ Breaking shit into simpler substances whereby each simpler substances could be reused for good purposes
^Urine as fertilisers may not be adequate as urine may smell unpleasant
^ Find out a way to diffuse out the smell of urine/remove the main minerals needed

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The one main area where there is generally some concern for safety is in using public transportation in Hanoi.  The bus system there can be confusing, which means that tourist and citizens alike are often not alert to their surroundings when navigating the bus, because they are trying to figure out what is going on with their schedules and routes.  This fact, combined with the fact that busses and terminals are often crowded, makes these areas a hotbed for petty theft crimes.  In particular, pick pocketing is a risk in these areas.

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January reaching cool temperates of up to 19 degree celcius and up to 29degree celcius during June

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Many local Vietnamese drop out of school after 5th grade, and secondary education is not mandatory. Schooling is optional and fees apply.
Until 2006, students had to pass the Intermediate Graduation Examination (IGE) in order to graduate, but as of now this is not a requirement.