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In schools across Vietnam, mismatched desks and chairs are forcing many students into awkward postures during class. Experts warn this poses a risk of developing spinal deformities and musculoskeletal issues.
Vietnam's Ministry of Interior has proposed an increase in the minimum monthly and hourly wage, divided into four regional zones. The proposed hike averages 7.8% compared to current rates, reflecting regional economic disparities.
Northern Vietnam, including Hanoi, is forecast to experience heavy rainfall until September 18, raising concerns about escalating flood damage. Rising river levels pose significant threats to infrastructure and daily life. Natural disasters remain a major challenge for Vietnam's continuously growing economy.
Payments for biodiversity corridor conservation efforts in Vietnam's central Annamite Mountains are boosting household incomes for local communities. The initiative supports initiatives to prevent deforestation and protect wildlife habitats.
A severe landslide caused by heavy rains in Phinh Ho village, Lao Cai province, has completely cut off the road connecting National Highway 32 to Provincial Road 174. Traffic has been banned and temporarily re-routed since 3:30 PM on September 17th.
Vietnam's northern and North Central regions are expected to experience heavy rainfall from September 17th to 18th. The National Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting Center warns of potential localized rainfall exceeding 150mm, particularly in mountainous and plain areas from Thanh Hoa to Nghe An provinces.
Vietnam's Communist Party General Secretary and President To Lam stressed that cadre development and deployment are top priorities for the capital city of Hanoi. This reflects the Party Central Committee's strong will to maintain governance capacity and drive economic growth under the one-party system.
Vietnam's Dak Lak province is seeing initial success with community tourism support policies for ethnic minorities, fostering cultural preservation and economic growth through job creation and increased income.
Dong Thap Province convened a meeting to address its low public investment fund disbursement rate, which stands at 53%. The low execution rate of central budget funds is a particular concern, attributed to rising material costs and delays in land acquisition.
Vietnam's Communist Party General Secretary and President To Lam will deliver a key address at the UN General Assembly's high-level debate. The trip includes meetings with leaders of countries, partners, international organizations, US administration and congressional officials, and Canadian dignitaries, signaling a new phase in Vietnam's foreign policy. Vietnam will highlight its people-centered development approach.
In Vietnam's Nghe An Province, the Con River has risen, causing localized flooding in residential areas of Tan An and Tan Ky communes. Local authorities are urgently deploying resources to assist residents in relocating, prioritizing the safety of lives and property.
Hue City in central Vietnam is developing circular and safe livestock models to reduce environmental impact and connect producers with consumers. Advanced technologies and sustainable methods, including organic pork production and chicken farming, are being implemented.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with the CEO of FTSE Russell, affirming the nation's commitment to enhancing the transparency and efficiency of its stock market to align with international standards. This move could bolster Vietnam's economic credibility globally.
Vietnam's Communist Party convened a high-level meeting chaired by General Secretary and President To Lam, focusing on eradicating corruption, waste, and negativity. This gathering underscores the party's commitment to maintaining governance legitimacy and supporting sustainable economic growth within its one-party system.
Vietnam is actively pursuing high-level diplomacy based on its foreign policy of independence, peace, and friendship. This initiative aims to expand international cooperation opportunities and mobilize new resources for development.
Vietnam and Russia are strengthening coordination to simplify travel procedures, aiming to boost labor cooperation and tourism. The move signals a potential future visa-free regime for ordinary passport holders.
Central Vietnam's Thanh Hoa province has experienced widespread flooding due to heavy rainfall in mid-September, inundating numerous homes and agricultural land. Authorities are now prioritizing infrastructure restoration and support for affected residents.
Vietnam's stock market saw a significant surge on September 17, with the VN-Index climbing 12.66 points to close at 1822.77, driven by strong performance in the banking and securities sectors. The market's liquidity also increased, reflecting growing investor confidence.
Vietnam is projected to achieve the highest economic growth rate among the Southeast Asian 6 (SEA-6) group over the next decade. This is attributed to its attractiveness for foreign direct investment (FDI), continued industrialization, and productivity gains from technology adoption.
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc met with Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang, acknowledging progress in bilateral relations and agreeing to further strengthen cooperation in agriculture, infrastructure, and science and technology.
A Vietnamese woman has been arrested at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport for allegedly stealing a Chinese tourist's luxury suitcase. The missing luggage contained cash and a high-value wristwatch, prompting an investigation by airport police.
China has inaugurated the Pinglu Canal, a $10.8 billion waterway linking Guangxi to the Gulf of Tonkin. This new route significantly shortens transport to Southeast Asia, promising reduced logistics costs and economic growth, with particular attention on its impact on Vietnam's economy.
Vietnam's top leader will attend a high-level debate at the UN General Assembly and pay a state visit to Canada, focusing on economic cooperation and strengthening diplomatic ties. Domestically, efforts include reviewing the Party's 100-year history and advancing economic growth strategies.
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast announced it will acquire Ngoc Hoi Real Estate Investment Company from its founder, Pham Nhat Vuong, for approximately $1.2 billion. The move aims to strengthen VinFast's financial standing and secure new revenue streams from the real estate sector.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, has digitized 99.4% of its hospital records, aiming to improve healthcare quality and internationalization. This is being achieved through healthcare system restructuring, developing specialized medical centers, and strengthening international cooperation.
Vietnam grapples with fragmented data, hindering effective use by government, academia, and businesses. To drive economic growth, reducing logistics costs and digitalizing supply chains are crucial, necessitating improvements in the legal framework.
US officials have lauded Vietnam's development momentum and the progress of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two nations. Expanded cooperation in areas such as economy, trade, investment, education, and advanced technology was highlighted.
Vietnam's auto market shows signs of recovery, with strong EV sales. Domestic brands aim for international expansion, facing challenges in competition, quality, and brand building. Amid economic growth, the globalization of the auto industry is a key focus.
Vietnam is actively participating in the China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO), aiming to expand its reach into the Chinese market and boost exports. The country has secured significant exhibition space with numerous companies showcasing their products. Efforts are also underway to strengthen railway construction and regional economic cooperation.
Amidst record-breaking downpours and widespread flooding in Vietnam, police officers were seen heroically clearing paths for an ambulance carrying a critically ill kidney patient, ensuring swift passage through congested, waterlogged streets. The incident highlights public servants' dedication in challenging circumstances.
Ho Chi Minh City has introduced a new utilization plan for thousands of resettlement apartments that have remained vacant for years. City authorities aim to repurpose these units as social housing and rental apartments for low-income residents, raising expectations for solutions to urban development challenges.
Ho Chi Minh City is soliciting opinions on a draft resolution detailing compensation, support, and resettlement policies, notably introducing a breakthrough cash-based resettlement option derived from the Urban Development Law. This aims to streamline the relocation process for residents.
Vietnam is debating a draft amendment that could expand eligibility for military service deferrals. Particular attention is focused on whether recent graduates entering the workforce will qualify, with potential impacts on citizens' lives.
A super El Niño event, potentially the strongest in decades, is forecast from October to December, threatening water resources, food, electricity, and the livelihoods of millions across Southeast Asia. Vietnam, with its significant reliance on hydropower, faces risks of power shortages due to drought.
Heavy rains in Vietnam's Thanh Hoa and Nghe An provinces have caused widespread flooding and landslides, leading to numerous road blockages. Authorities are urgently implementing traffic diversions and repair efforts to ensure safety. Some schools have suspended classes.
Central Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province is experiencing widespread flooding following record rainfall from September 13-17. Over 1,600 people have been evacuated, with significant damage to agriculture and aquaculture. Authorities are on high alert to prevent further losses.