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Da Nang City has approved Sun Group to sell 221 social housing units within its An Hoa - Sun Homes residential area. These units are part of a larger 407-unit development and fall under government housing support initiatives.
Ho Chi Minh City has launched a new strategy shifting from reactive case management to area-based control and transformation to combat drug-related crime. Aiming to be a 'drug-free city' by 2030, the city is strengthening measures to prevent recidivism through data utilization and vocational training.
In Vietnam, particularly Ho Chi Minh City, administrative mergers have led to rapid urbanization and high population density in traditional 'xã' (communes). However, governance mechanisms remain largely unchanged, causing delays in public services and infrastructure development. There is an urgent need to establish new governance models that align with the realities of urbanization.
Dong Nai City in Vietnam is beautifying and greening its urban spaces through active citizen participation and social contributions. Notably, parks developed with public donations are serving as community relaxation spots, enhancing the city's appeal.
Major road renovation projects in southern Vietnam are facing delays, impacting residents' lives and safety. Reasons range from procedural issues to material shortages, prompting authorities to expedite completion efforts.
A key ferry service connecting Tay Ninh and Dong Thap provinces in Vietnam, used by over 1,000 people daily, causes inconvenience, costs, and safety risks for residents. A bridge project remains unprogrammed for 2026-2030 due to funding shortages, dimming hopes for improved livelihoods.
In Vietnam, a Key Opinion Leader (KOL) had their card revoked for making a joke about a durian festival. Meanwhile, services assisting with daily errands and cooking are seeing a surge in popularity.
Vietnam's national football team secured a significant 2-0 victory against Malaysia in the first leg of the ASEAN Cup semifinals, putting them in a strong position to advance to the final. The win highlights the nation's growing sporting prowess.
A mini gas cylinder exploded during a hot pot meal in Ca Mau province, southern Vietnam, leaving three people seriously injured. The incident highlights the growing importance of safety management amidst the rise of in-home dining services.
Vietnam's national team secured a crucial 2-0 victory against Malaysia in the first leg of the ASEAN Cup 2026 semifinals. Playing under intense pressure from approximately 30,000 home fans, the squad demonstrated composure and organized play to secure the win.
The ongoing construction of the Gia Nghĩa-Chơn Thành expressway in Vietnam aims to strengthen regional connectivity and foster economic growth. Despite challenges in land acquisition and gaining consensus from residents, relevant authorities are collaborating to accelerate construction progress.
A mini gas cylinder exploded in Ca Mau province, Vietnam, on August 16th, while a family was dining, resulting in two individuals suffering severe burns. One person sustained minor injuries. The safe use of small gas cylinders remains a concern in Vietnam.
Vietnam's Coast Guard has apprehended a fishing vessel illegally transporting approximately 130,000 liters of diesel oil (D.O.) in the southwestern waters. The crew will be investigated and processed according to law, highlighting enforcement within Vietnam's maritime economic activities.
Vietnam's Institute of Economics and Environmental Resources has proposed the issuance of digital 'Sổ hồng' (housing certificates) to simplify administrative procedures and reduce travel time for citizens. The digital system is expected to address issues of land legal certainty and dispute risks.
Vietnamese automaker VinFast and Indonesia's Gowa Motor Group have established a joint venture to expand their dealership network in Indonesia, a move that aligns with VinFast's strategy to grow its electric vehicle market presence internationally.
A Vietnamese Navy vessel rescued a fisherman who had been adrift for several days and was in a weakened state off the coast of Vung Tau. Crew members swiftly pulled the man aboard, providing first aid and care.
Vietnam's government is prioritizing improved livelihoods, balancing economic growth with social welfare. Key initiatives include intensified investment in infrastructure and the digital economy to foster sustainable development.
The first national standardized Vietnamese language proficiency test was held in a computer-based format at the Vietnamese Consulate General in Osaka on August 15, marking a significant first for the examination administered overseas.
Vietnam's Communist Party's Political Bureau and Secretariat have decided to conduct an inspection and supervision of the Dak Lak Provincial Party Standing Committee in 2026. This is seen as part of a series of measures to maintain party discipline and prevent corruption. Additionally, warnings are issued for prolonged rainfall in the northern region.
A major fire broke out at a popular banh mi shop in Hai Phong city center, reportedly caused by a gas leak. While rapid firefighting prevented further spread, the incident highlights concerns over safety management in the rapidly growing food service sector in Vietnam.
Da Nang City police in central Vietnam announced the successive arrest of five Chinese fugitives wanted by Chinese authorities. This case highlights Vietnam's strengthening international cooperation in fugitive extradition.
Over 220 youths were detained by Vietnamese police for reckless motorcycle behavior, including excessive noise and dangerous riding. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about youth conduct and public order maintenance in Vietnam.
A TikToker has had their Key Opinion Leader (KOL) status revoked for mocking the Durian Festival in Dak Lak Province, Vietnam. This action signals a tightening of regulations on the behavior of influential social media personalities.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam has opened a special cultural school for children facing difficult circumstances. The institution aims to provide educational opportunities and foster future dreams for orphans and children from disadvantaged families.
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has proposed reducing the 10th-grade entrance exam to just two subjects, Math and Literature, sparking a debate among parents and educators regarding academic standards and pressure reduction.
Following an incident where the SE5 train from Nha Trang to Ho Chi Minh City had its windows shattered by thrown stones in Dong Nai province, Vietnam Railways is considering enhanced security measures. Penalties under current law are under scrutiny.
Vietnam's National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting predicts widespread heavy rainfall in the Northern and North Central regions from the evening of August 17th to the 21st. Intense downpours are expected, particularly in plains areas, prompting warnings of floods and landslides.
The Ho Chi Minh City Respiratory Society, Gia Dinh People's Hospital, and Pfizer Vietnam have signed an MoU to enhance medical staff expertise, improve diagnosis and treatment, and promote public health education. The focus is on strengthening infectious disease control and non-communicable disease management.
The 44th National Table Tennis Championship concluded in Hai Phong City, featuring intense matches across various categories. Dinh Anh Hoang successfully defended his men's singles title, highlighting the event's contribution to domestic table tennis development.
Luxury resorts in Vietnam's Lang Co Bay, once a prime tourist destination, have been abandoned for five years, turning into derelict sites. Factors like underinvestment and the COVID-19 pandemic are cited, raising concerns for the local economy.
Vietnam is strengthening inter-regional cooperation, launching new air routes, and promoting digitalization to revitalize domestic tourism. The country is focusing on developing tourism that leverages its historical, cultural, and natural attractions, aiming to attract international visitors and enhance the satisfaction of domestic travelers.
Tran Mai Ngoc of People's Police defeated Nguyen Khoa Dieu Khanh of Ho Chi Minh City 4-1 in a hard-fought final to win the women's singles title at the 44th National Table Tennis Championship.
As Hanoi advances its 100-year transport master plan, identifying metro lines as the backbone of its network, Party Secretary Tran Duc Thang met with St. Petersburg companies specializing in urban rail development. This collaboration highlights the potential for Russian expertise to support Vietnam's ambitious infrastructure goals.
Vietnam's Ministry of National Defence announced that health insurance premiums will be covered by the state for ex-soldiers who are also members of the Veterans Association. This response to a constituent's petition aligns with existing legal provisions.
Quang Ngai Province in central Vietnam is experiencing severe shortages of construction materials like sand and stone, directly impacting the progress of public projects. The provincial Department of Construction is reviewing supply situations and considering solutions.
Quang Tri province in central Vietnam has launched its first direct flight connecting Cam Ranh (Khanh Hoa) and Dong Hoi (Quang Tri). This initiative is expected to boost inter-regional trade, investment, and tourism.