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A 23-year-old tourist from Ho Chi Minh City broke his arm after slipping and falling on Ba Den Mountain in Tay Ninh Province during heavy rain. Rescue forces provided immediate first aid and transported him to the hospital. Authorities are urging caution for climbers during adverse weather.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has directed local authorities to prioritize safety, nutrition, and capacity over low prices when selecting student meal providers. This directive follows parental complaints about the quality and cost of meals at some primary schools.
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed a 30% income tax reduction for businesses and individuals with annual revenues of up to VND 10 billion. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on small and medium-sized enterprises and sole proprietors, thereby stimulating economic activity. The tax cut would be applied during quarterly declarations, with final adjustments made at year-end.
Lang Giang Town in Bac Ninh Province, Vietnam, has officially been established as a city following a resolution from the Standing Committee of the National Assembly. This marks a significant new phase of development for the region, poised for industrial growth and infrastructure enhancement.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) participated in a cultural and trade exchange event in Can Tho City to showcase the achievements of Vietnam-Japan cooperation in the Mekong Delta. Highlighting five key areas including human resource development, agriculture, and infrastructure, JICA emphasized its contributions to the region's sustainable development.
Vietjet and Thales announce expanded cooperation in aerospace technology. Agreements on maintenance, digital aviation, AI, and cybersecurity deepen economic-tech ties between Vietnam and France.
A dialogue organized by the Vietnamese Consulate General in Osaka brought together Vietnamese youth in Japan to discuss their contributions to the homeland and expanding roles internationally. Discussions focused on concrete actions aligned with the Party's new directive of 'accompanying and creating mechanisms'.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, speaking at the 18th BRICS Summit, advocated for strengthening the international voice of developing economies. He proposed three key areas: enhancing economic resilience, creating new growth drivers, and deepening science-technology cooperation, emphasizing a commitment to peace and sustainable development through collaboration.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Sri Lanka successfully organized "Sips of Vietnam" and "Soul of Viet Nam," showcasing Vietnamese culinary and coffee culture. The event aimed to foster people-to-people exchange, tourism, and economic cooperation, with Sri Lankan officials highlighting opportunities for trade and brand promotion.
Hue City, Vietnam, is entering a new phase of development for its real estate market following its elevation to a centrally-governed city. Strategies to convert its advantages in heritage, urban planning, and infrastructure into tangible growth and long-term investment are being explored. Experts emphasize sustainable value creation over rapid expansion.
Vinh Long Province in southern Vietnam, characterized by its dense river system and low-lying terrain, is significantly impacted by tides and rising sea levels. The province is proactively implementing measures to address riverbank and coastal erosion, aiming to protect the livelihoods of its residents.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung attended the 18th BRICS Summit, while National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man inspected the Navy. These activities highlight Vietnam's growing international engagement and focus on domestic defense and infrastructure.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, at the 18th BRICS Summit, urged BRICS to lead reforms in the multilateral system to better serve developing countries' interests. He highlighted Vietnam's approach of balancing economic growth with social progress.
The 12th traditional buffalo racing festival at Chua Ro Pagoda was held in An Giang province, southern Vietnam. This event, a spiritual pillar for the Khmer people, contributes to promoting local culture and attracting tourists.
Ho Chi Minh City plans to resolve three out of 50 major flood hotspots by 2026 through key infrastructure projects. Announced by the Department of Construction, this initiative aims to tackle severe inundation issues, particularly during the rainy season, addressing a long-standing urban challenge.
A tropical depression that made landfall in Quang Tri Province has weakened. However, the province continues to strengthen its response to heavy rains and floods, which have caused infrastructure damage and evacuations in recent days.
Dragon Park in Vietnam's Ha Long Bay has temporarily closed from September 13th to transform into a 24/7 international entertainment complex. Inspired by Singapore's Clarke Quay, it will feature enhanced nightlife, shopping, dining, and event spaces.
During his visit to India, Vietnamese Prime Minister Hung met with staff of the Vietnamese Embassy and the local community in New Delhi, emphasizing the Party's foreign affairs policies, particularly concerning overseas Vietnamese. The meeting also touched upon strengthening bilateral relations and expanding economic cooperation.
In My Thuan City, Vietnam, three barges became trapped under a railway bridge's span, prompting a police-led rescue operation. While specific details remain scarce, the incident was treated as a critical situation requiring immediate intervention.
Vietnam is preparing for a significant reform of its civil servant salary and social insurance systems. Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra has instructed the Ministry of Home Affairs to finalize reform proposals and a model for administrative units. This reform is expected to have a substantial impact on public welfare and national finances.
Ho Chi Minh City is planning to introduce on-demand microbuses integrated with an app to improve access in its narrow alleys, which constitute over 60% of the urban road network. This initiative aims to facilitate connectivity to major bus routes for residents in previously underserved areas.
Vietnam is considering a proposal to grant enterprise employees a 7-day Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday, aligning with the public sector's holiday duration. The move aims to balance worker rest with business operations.
A tropical depression is approaching Vietnam's central coast, with widespread heavy rainfall expected. Authorities are enhancing public information dissemination and evacuation readiness to mitigate infrastructure damage and secondary disasters.
Vietnam's central region, particularly from Quang Tri province to Thanh Hoa and Thua Thien-Hue, is bracing for heavy to very heavy rainfall until September 15 due to a tropical depression. Some areas may see over 500mm of rain, raising concerns about river flooding and landslides.
Vietnam has implemented a new decree to boost rooftop solar power adoption, raising the surplus electricity sale ratio to 50% and decentralizing procedures. Ho Chi Minh City has already seen significant installations, with further growth anticipated.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man visited the Naval Command and inspected the Submarine Brigade 189 at Cam Ranh Military Base. This visit highlights Vietnam's focus on strengthening its defense capabilities and regional security.
Vietnam's National Assembly underscored the importance of defending national independence, sovereignty, territory, and maritime rights from early and remote stages. National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man visited the Navy, directing the strengthening of territorial defense systems.
Ho Chi Minh City has secured 128 resettlement plots, houses, and apartments for land acquisition for the Ben Thanh-Can Gio metro line and Ring Road No. 4. This move is a crucial step in supporting resident relocation for urban development projects.
Approximately 10 areas in Ho Chi Minh City, near Tan Son Nhat Airport, frequently report sightings of drones, kites, and lasers, posing significant risks to flight safety. Authorities are intensifying mitigation efforts.
A 27-year-old man in Da Lat was fined VND 35 million (approximately $1,400 USD) for illegally cutting down a pine tree on his private property and posting the process on TikTok. The incident highlights stricter regulations for managing trees, crucial for preserving Da Lat's iconic landscape.
Thailand's rising star Sarunrak Vitidsarn has won the Vietnam Open 2026 women's singles title without dropping a set, defying her unseeded status. She defeated India's Isharani Baruah in straight sets, captivating the audience.
A 6-year-old boy who went missing on September 12th in Dak Lak Province, Vietnam, was found safe on September 13th. He was discovered in a mountainous area over 10 km from his home, accompanied by the family dog, which is believed to have protected him throughout the night.
The Vietnamese Consulate General in Osaka is focusing on engaging youth to advance the government's policy of strengthening ties with overseas Vietnamese (OV). This initiative is part of Vietnam's broader strategy to enhance domestic and international connections during its new development phase.
Dang Phan Tuong, former chairman of the National Power Transmission Corporation (EVNNPT), has been indicted in connection with an ongoing corruption investigation. He is suspected of involvement in irregularities within a major power transmission project. This indictment is seen as part of Vietnam's broader anti-corruption drive in the power sector.
Personal effects including a woman's photograph, a watch, and a pen have been discovered in the grave of an unidentified martyr in Quang Ngai province, central Vietnam. DNA testing is underway for identification, and relatives of martyrs are urged to provide information.
In Vietnam's central Quang Tri province, three barges were swept away by flash floods from heavy rains, colliding with and becoming stranded at the piers of a railway bridge. Concerns are rising over potential damage to the bridge and train operation safety, with authorities scrambling to address the situation.