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Da Nang City's Hoa Khanh Ward People's Committee has directed strict handling of violations related to construction order management. Offenders are expected to face stringent penalties according to the law.
A large landslide has occurred on the Gia Bac Pass (National Highway 28) in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam, due to prolonged heavy rainfall, blocking the road. Authorities have cordoned off the area and are working on restoration. The region has experienced similar disasters previously.
Vietnam is exploring potential technology transfer cooperation with Germany as it aims to develop a modern high-speed rail network. This is seen as crucial for achieving the country's long-term economic growth targets and unlocking development opportunities.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health is experiencing turmoil following the resignation of Deputy Minister Nguyen Tri Thuc, citing personal wishes. This comes shortly after the arrest of former Deputy Minister Tran Van Thuan on corruption charges, raising concerns about stability within the ministry.
A foundation is expanding scholarships for disadvantaged students in Vietnam's coastal and island areas, while Japan and Vietnam sign an agreement to boost human resource development. These efforts aim to address educational disparities and contribute to sustainable development goals.
In Vietnam's Khanh Hoa Province, 130 scholarships, each worth 1 million VND (approximately $40 USD), were awarded to disadvantaged ethnic minority and island students. The initiative aims to foster future talent and support children of military personnel serving on the nation's islands.
Indonesia has highlighted cooperation opportunities with Hue City in tourism, trade, investment, and education, including the Halal industry. This positions the central Vietnamese city as a potential gateway to one of the world's fastest-growing economic sectors.
Dak Lak Province held a training conference for local officials aimed at promoting border sovereignty and enhancing external information dissemination capabilities. This reflects Vietnam's emphasis on border management and international communication.
Vietnam has proposed the establishment of task forces and enhanced international cooperation to combat increasingly sophisticated transnational scam networks, which are exploiting AI for fraudulent activities. The nation emphasizes the implementation of the UN Convention against Cybercrime (Hanoi Convention) and seeks collaboration with relevant countries.
Vietnam's Communist Party has urged a timely and high-quality review of its 40-year national construction platform (1991-2031), adopted in 1991. The review aims to reconfirm its importance in the Party's theoretical development and scrutinize the development model for contemporary challenges.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet vowed at an international conference that the country will not be a safe haven for online scams, but experts express skepticism, doubting the effectiveness without targeting high-profile individuals.
Vietnamese President To Lam addressed the UN General Assembly, highlighting profound shifts and risks in the international order and advocating for restoring trust and managing transformation as top priorities. He particularly called for respect for the UN Charter and international law, promotion of equitable and sustainable development, and strengthening technology governance.
The Vietnamese government has released an action plan to foster the qualitative development and sustainable growth of its foreign direct investment (FDI) sector. This marks a strategic shift from merely attracting capital to prioritizing technology, innovation, and stronger linkages with domestic industries.
Vietnamese President To Lam addressed the 81st UN General Assembly, pledging Vietnam's commitment to peace and cooperation. He also held bilateral meetings with various leaders, reinforcing partnerships and addressing global challenges.
Vietnam and UN agencies signed a Country Partnership Document (CPD) for 2027-2031 in New York, alongside agreements to upgrade the UN Green One House in Hanoi and establish a regional cybercrime hub for Asia-Pacific in Vietnam.
A car was swept into a lake during heavy rains in Dong Nai Province, Vietnam. Security camera footage captured the vehicle submerged, with the driver's whereabouts unknown. Authorities are conducting a search.
Multiple reservoirs in Vietnam's Central Highlands province of Lam Dong have begun releasing floodwaters. With continued rainfall anticipated, warnings and preventative measures are being urged for downstream areas to minimize potential impacts.
Hanoi is revising its urban development plan for the Red River Delta, prioritizing resident resettlement after concerns were raised about the impact on existing communities. The city aims to incorporate public feedback for a more inclusive urban transformation.
Extensive flooding has submerged numerous streets and residential areas in the inner city of Ca Mau, southern Vietnam, following prolonged heavy rainfall on September 23. The deluge exceeded the urban infrastructure's drainage capacity, severely impacting residents' daily lives and travel. Authorities have issued advisories.
Vietnam Railways will triple ticket refund fees to 30% of the ticket price, from the usual rate, during the peak Tet (Lunar New Year) period in 2027. This measure aims to curb ticket scalping and bulk buying, ensuring fairer access for the public during the highly sought-after travel season.
Ho Chi Minh City is forecast to experience heavy rainfall over the coming days, with meteorological authorities warning of potential flooding, tornadoes, lightning, and strong gusts. Rainfall exceeding 150mm is expected in some areas between September 23rd and 25th.
General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam held separate meetings with the Presidents of Timor-Leste, Switzerland, and Finland in New York. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral ties and international cooperation, held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session.
Vietnam's Phu Tho Province hosted a dialogue session for businesses and investors in the third quarter, listening to their challenges and seeking concrete solutions. The province aims to boost the local economy by strengthening business support initiatives.
A Chinese traveler's $55,000 gold Rolex, forgotten at Da Nang International Airport's security checkpoint, was safely returned just before his flight's departure, thanks to diligent airport police.
Continuous heavy rainfall in northern Dong Nai City, Vietnam, has led to widespread flooding and landslides. A car was swept away in urban areas, resulting in one missing person, with search operations ongoing. Infrastructure damage has also been reported, and authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant.
The Vietnamese film "Human Trafficking Camp" has been recognized with a Vietnam Record for mobilizing over 10,000 actors and crew members. The film is drawing attention for shedding light on social issues.
In Vietnam's southern Ca Mau Province, DNA samples have been collected from 160 sets of remains at Vĩnh Lợi Martyr Cemetery to identify fallen soldiers. This initiative is framed as a political duty and a profound expression of gratitude to the heroes.
Vietnam's disabled sports federation is enhancing sports nutrition training for athletes in preparation for the 2026 Asian Para Games. The initiative aims to improve athlete conditioning and performance through expert-led guidance.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with Acting U.S. Navy Secretary Hung Cao in New York, discussing the further development of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Emphasis was placed on strengthening cooperation in science, technology, innovation, and defense.
Dong Thap Province in Vietnam is determined to conserve its aquatic resources and biodiversity, vital to the Mekong Delta's ecosystem. Amidst escalating issues of overfishing and illegal hunting, initiatives are underway to achieve sustainable management and integrate it with tourism development.
Vietnam and Laos held a technical exchange conference in Hanoi on labor management, occupational safety, and international conventions. The meeting aimed to strengthen cooperation in the labor sector, sharing experiences on institutional and policy matters and discussing administrative procedure simplification.
Ho Chi Minh City's central districts are submerged due to heavy rainfall over several days, inundating major roads. Tourists were seen enjoying beer in the flooded streets. Authorities predict continued rain due to the intertropical convergence zone and a low-pressure area.
Sun PhuQuoc Airways has introduced its first Airbus A330, as part of its expansion to an eight-wide-body aircraft fleet. This move is expected to enhance passenger capacity at Phu Quoc International Airport and expand its international routes.
Vietnamese President To Lam held meetings with leaders from Ghana, Bhutan, the Vatican, and the President of the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA 81) in New York. Discussions likely focused on global challenges and strengthening bilateral ties during his US trip.
Vietnam is deepening cultural exchange through international events and introducing a code of conduct for digital spaces. In sports, medals have been won in Wushu and swimming, with swimmers qualifying for upcoming games, reflecting progress in youth development.
Vietnamese General Secretary and President To Lam met with leaders from Fiji, Thailand, Australia, Timor-Leste, Switzerland, and Finland in New York. Discussions focused on deepening bilateral ties, economic cooperation, and strengthening collaboration in multilateral forums.