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A man has been arrested in Da Nang, central Vietnam, for allegedly defrauding a foreigner of $30,000. This incident highlights efforts by law enforcement to ensure the safety of foreign investors and tourists and deter crime.
A monumental 30-volume "National History of Vietnam," spanning approximately 27,000 pages, has completed its compilation and review process and awaits government approval for publication. Involving over 300 scholars, the work aims to present a comprehensive and objective account of Vietnam's past, expected to deepen national historical understanding and inform international audiences.
Hanoi has proposed piloting 'taxi bays,' designated areas for parking and passenger pick-up/drop-off, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion and improve taxi services. This initiative could mark a step towards resolving urban traffic issues.
Phuoc An village in Dong Nai province, Vietnam, is aiming for regional economic development by leveraging its geographical advantages as a gateway to Long Thanh International Airport and a port hub. Proximity to Ho Chi Minh City is also a strength, with development proceeding based on central and local directives.
A 61-year-old man in Lang Son Province has been admitted to intensive care with multi-organ failure due to swine streptococcosis, exhibiting high fever, hemorrhagic rash, and skin necrosis. Doctors are urging the public to avoid raw or undercooked pork products.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with Cambodian Minister of Inspection Sok Soken, acknowledging the positive growth in bilateral relations. They confirmed that enhanced cooperation between inspection agencies will contribute to improved state management and better services for citizens and businesses.
Vietnam's largest conglomerate, Vingroup, is entering the oil and gas sector. This diversification adds energy to its existing portfolio of real estate, automotive, and technology, accelerating its expansion and transformation into a more comprehensive business group.
Vietnam's government is intensifying control over online expression, demanding influencers (KOLs) and social media administrators remove politically sensitive content. Accounts with over one million followers will be required to register, with potential fines for violations.
Vietnam's industrial park developer BW Industrial is aiming for an initial public offering (IPO) in 2027, according to sources. The company plans to use funds raised from the IPO for domestic business expansion and new projects.
Long Thanh International Airport, currently under construction in Dong Nai Province, will impose a $25 service fee on international passengers starting October 1. Domestic passengers will be charged $3.50. The airport is slated for partial opening on December 1, with flights gradually transitioning from Tan Son Nhat Airport. This move is part of the airport's operational preparations and aims to alleviate future congestion at Tan Son Nhat.
Vietnam is enhancing its use of digital platforms to expand global market access for exporters. Initiatives include supporting entry into Indonesia's halal market and deepening understanding of the German market. Amid economic growth, policy shifts are also underway to prioritize investment quality and sustainable development.
Vietnam is exploring ways to expand the use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), emphasizing stable fuel supplies crucial for the economy and national security. The country is also working on reducing biofuel prices, driving economic growth, and strengthening international cooperation.
In Vietnam, the president and five employees of debt trading and recovery firm Cong Danh have been arrested on charges of extortion. The company was involved in debt collection activities.
Dong Nai Province in southern Vietnam experienced over three hours of heavy rainfall, leading to severe flooding with water levels reaching up to 1.5 meters in some areas. Local authorities are responding to the situation.
An Australian woman has died following cosmetic surgery at City International Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City. The city's Department of Health has requested the hospital to form a professional council to thoroughly investigate the cause of death, raising concerns about medical service quality.
Meta's social media platform Threads has launched parental control features in Vietnam, allowing guardians to monitor and manage their children's usage time. This move reflects growing societal concerns about youth digital consumption.
Ho Chi Minh City experienced heavy thunderstorms overnight, with some areas recording over 100mm of rainfall. The meteorological agency attributes the cause to upper-level wind convergence and warns of continued heavy rain, strong gusts, and lightning.
Vietnam proposed connecting its VNeID digital identification app with Singapore and Laos' systems at an ASEAN conference, aiming to bolster regional cooperation. The nation, continuing its economic growth, is increasing its influence as a driver of regional collaboration.
Ethnic Lao people in Dien Bien province are celebrating Khau Ho Tet, their traditional new rice festival. The event features ancient rituals, meals with freshly harvested sticky rice, and traditional music, preserving and passing down their unique cultural heritage.
Vietnam is strengthening strategic partnerships and cooperation with various countries including Canada, Bulgaria, Switzerland, the EAEU, China, and Hong Kong, deepening collaboration in economy, energy, and science-technology. This is part of Vietnam's diplomatic strategy to achieve sustainable growth and expand its international influence.
Ayun Preschool in central Vietnam has inaugurated two new classrooms for its preschool students, primarily from the Bahnar ethnic minority. The project, funded by Hope Foundation and VUS, resolves a critical shortage of adequate learning spaces, offering a safe and age-appropriate environment for young children.
A delegation from Ho Chi Minh City concluded an 8-day maritime journey visiting seven islands and the DK1/10 platform in Vietnam's Southwest Sea. The visit allowed direct observation of residents' and soldiers' lives and duties, underscoring the region's significance.
Vietnam hosted an event in Greece to promote its cuisine and explore labor supply potential. The initiative aims to foster mutual understanding through cultural exchange and contribute to Greece's economy by potentially welcoming Vietnamese workers.
Hanoi is developing a Red River development plan, shifting from past flood control focus to urban-river coexistence. The Red River, with its complex hydrology, historically limited Hanoi's development to the south and west. The new plan aims to redefine the river as a source of life and integrate it harmoniously with the urban landscape.
Ho Chi Minh City's youth are flocking to 'Book Garden 21,' a new cultural hub in the city center. Combining a mobile library with art exhibitions and community events, it aims to foster reading habits and creative expression.
Le Van Thuc, a Vietnamese man, fled his hometown due to overwhelming debt from loan sharks. He and his wife drifted, but through sheer perseverance, they rebuilt their lives. They now run a successful seafood business at the river mouth in Ca Mau province, forging a new future.
Interest in acquiring first aid (SCC) skills is growing in Vietnam, a crucial element for saving lives. Facing a low rate of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) implementation, many citizens are enrolling in professional training courses to learn how to protect themselves and those around them.
Rat infestations are causing significant damage to rice crops across Vietnam. Traditional pest control methods are proving ineffective, with experts pointing to ecological imbalances as a root cause for the rodent's proliferation. The need for sustainable, long-term solutions is becoming urgent.
Vietnam is urgently simplifying administrative procedures and reducing costs to support businesses, the driving force of its economic growth. Facing challenges where complex procedures and unclear regulations hinder operations and expansion, especially for SMEs, the government is promoting digitalization and eliminating unnecessary regulations.
Vietnamese doctors are actively adopting advanced techniques like minimally invasive surgery and bio-adhesives to promote faster recovery and reduce patient burden. Concurrently, they are leveraging social media to disseminate accurate medical information, aiding patients in making informed choices.
Over 5,000 participants gathered in central Hanoi for the grand finale of the 'Run for Peace' marathon. The event, held annually since 1974, aims to promote messages of peace, unity, and friendship through sport.
At 36, calligrapher Le Quang Dang uses Vietnamese calligraphy as a medium to express his inner world, preserving the art's beauty. His works, often themed around family ties and traditional values, deeply move many.
Vietnam and Bulgaria have expressed intentions to strengthen cooperation in agricultural trade, scientific research, and technology transfer. Bulgaria proposed sharing experiences in sustainable agriculture and developing climate-resilient crop varieties. Both nations aim to materialize their strategic partnership.
Vietnam and Switzerland aim to deepen their traditional friendship by strengthening cooperation in economics, science-technology, and innovation, underpinned by political trust. Expansion of collaboration in areas where Switzerland excels and Vietnam has needs is anticipated.
A 57.8-km expressway connecting the Mekong Delta to Long Thanh International Airport has opened in Vietnam. The new route is expected to enhance logistics efficiency and stimulate regional economic growth, particularly by improving access to the airport and strengthening its role as an international logistics hub.
Quang Ninh Province has emerged as a key driver of Vietnam's economic growth, achieving 11.07% in the first half of the year and 12.56% by the third quarter. The province is actively pursuing its ambition to become an international tourism hub by integrating cultural preservation with economic development.