National Assembly vice chairman Tòng Thị Phóng applauded the World Health Organisation (WHO)’ role in implementing healthcare programmes to provide better health and life quality of people in Việt Nam and world-over.

Only 10.8 per cent of Vietnamese disability can access to social security due to low income and unstable job.

Vietnamese students will have better opportunities to learn foreign languages other than English with a range of pilot programmes by the Ministry of Education (MoE) being introduced this year.

Is there a “code of conduct” for Hanoians? The question seems strange to many.

Party Secretary Đinh La Thăng has urged HCM City authorities to develop a long-term plan to prevent worsening flooding at the country’s largest airport.

Seafood companies and traders in four central provinces affected by the Formosa toxic incident have asked management agencies to quickly take samples of massive frozen fish inventories for safety tests.

Health ministers from ASEAN member states convened a teleconference yesterday seeking ways to combat Zika virus, which has hit many parts of Southeast Asia.

Farmers in Nghệ An Province's Diễn Châu District are deeply concerned about the extraordinary number of fish that have been dying since Saturday.

The Food Safety Department under the Health Ministry has announced that all 14 samples of food supplements taken from the Hà Nội-based Slim HMN Việt Nam Ltd Company are substandard.