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The Saigon Times

Phu Quoc Island Begins Urban Railway Construction

Construction has commenced on the initial sections of an urban railway line on Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island. This project marks a significant step in the island's development, aiming to boost tourism and economic growth, and improve convenience for residents and visitors alike.

The Saigon Times

Ho Chi Minh City and Southern Vietnam Brace for 5 Days of Heavy Rainfall

Southern Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City are expected to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall for five days from September 17 to 21 due to the influence of a tropical convergence zone. Authorities are warning of potential thunderstorms, lightning, and strong gusts.

Nhan Dan

Scientists Warn of 'Itchy Jellyfish' Outbreak in Quang Ninh Coastal Waters

A significant outbreak of 'itchy jellyfish' (Chrysaora sp.), known for causing severe skin irritation upon contact, has been reported along the coast of Quang Ninh province in northern Vietnam. Scientists from the Institute of Oceanography are providing information on the species' biology and risks, urging caution for tourists and locals.

VnExpress

Vietnam's Revised Land Law: The Role of Land Databases and Notarization

The proposed amendments to Vietnam's Land Law are focusing on the expansion of land databases and the necessity of notarization. The Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Justice argues that land databases alone cannot confirm parties' intentions and thus cannot replace notarization. However, some suggest that notarization may not be required if data is sufficient, from the perspective of simplifying procedures.

VnExpress

Car Slips Off Road on Prenn Pass, Saved by Pine Tree

A car carrying a female tourist slipped off the road near Prenn Pass in Da Lat, Lam Dong Province on September 15. The vehicle was stopped by a pine tree, preventing a fall down the pass. The driver was unharmed.

VnExpress

Vietnam Proposes Stricter Regulations to Combat Spam Calls and Messages

Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security has proposed new regulations to combat spam calls and messages. Advertisers will be limited to sending a single consent request message, and subsequent messages will be blocked after 24 hours if no consent is given. The use of Brandname display for advertisements will also be mandated.

Nhan Dan

Long Thanh Airport Connectivity Projects Prioritized

Dong Nai Province, Vietnam, is prioritizing resource allocation for connectivity projects around Long Thanh International Airport to enhance access. The focus is on crucial routes linking the airport with industrial zones and seaports, aiming to maximize economic spillover effects.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam Navigates Dual Challenges: Economic Growth vs. Reduced Working Hours

Vietnam recorded 8.18% GDP growth in the first six months, with full-year targets above 9% appearing achievable. Simultaneously, discussions on reducing working hours in the private sector are resurfacing to ensure worker rest and family time. Balancing economic growth with improved labor conditions is a key challenge.

VnExpress

Hanoi Forecast: Heavy Rain During Rush Hour, Potential for Local Flooding

Hanoi is bracing for heavy convective rainfall on the afternoon of September 15th, coinciding with the evening rush hour. This forecast raises concerns about localized flooding and traffic disruptions, following overnight downpours that have already caused congestion and waterlogging in some areas.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Diversifies Farm Exports to Navigate Headwinds

Vietnam is strategically diversifying its agricultural export markets to cope with demand fluctuations and tightening regulations in key markets. For high-value products like durian, an urgent focus is on improving quality and building sustainable supply chains.

Saigoneer

Bình Thạnh's Best Budget-Friendly Off-Menu Bánh Mì by the Canal

A humble street cart in Ho Chi Minh City's Bình Thạnh District, Xôi Thị Nghè, is drawing crowds with its off-menu bánh mì, particularly a shredded chicken version. Its affordability and serene canal-side location offer a unique breakfast experience amidst the city's bustle.

Saigoneer

Bình Thạnh's Best Off-Menu Bánh Mì by the Canal

A hidden gem in Ho Chi Minh City's Binh Thanh District, Xoi Thi Nghe, a canal-side stall, offers an exceptional off-menu banh mi. Popular with locals from early morning, its simple yet delicious preparation and convenient location have garnered a loyal following.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam Aims for 50 Million International Visitors by 2030

Vietnam's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has unveiled three scenarios to attract 50 million international visitors annually by 2030. The high-growth scenario projects an annual increase of 15-18%, with tourism revenue expected to reach US$80-90 billion.

BBC Vietnamese

Four Foreign Nationals Arrested in Alleged Gold Store Robbery Attempt in Dak Lak

Four foreign nationals have been arrested in Vietnam's central Dak Lak province for allegedly attempting to steal gold items from a jewelry store. The suspects were apprehended after the store owner raised an alarm, foiling the robbery. Authorities have not yet disclosed their nationalities and are continuing their investigation.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam, US Launch Five-Year Health Cooperation to Boost Ties

Vietnam and the US have launched a five-year health cooperation initiative, committing nearly $99 million. The program aims to bolster HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis control, and enhance Vietnam's capacity to combat infectious diseases, signaling a deepening bilateral relationship.

VnExpress International

Vietnam Welcomes Thai King and Queen with State Visit

The King and Queen of Thailand are on a state visit to Vietnam from September 14-16. Welcomed with a 21-gun salute, the visit aims to strengthen cooperation in politics, economy, and security, marking 50 years of bilateral relations. Thailand is Vietnam's largest trading partner in ASEAN.

The Saigon Times

17 Fallen Soldiers' Mass Grave Unearthed and Reburied in Da Nang

A mass grave containing the remains of 17 fallen soldiers, originally buried by local residents, has been exhumed in Da Nang. The remains were respectfully collected and reburied, with ceremonies honoring their contributions to the nation, reflecting Vietnam's ongoing efforts in war remembrance and national unity.