Workers were seen working at a site in Central Highlands' Đà Lạt City on Monday even though construction was suspended.

The Transport Department in the Central Highland province of Lâm Đồng reported 200 degraded bridges across the province, threatening the safety of users.

HIV/AIDS prevention is the key mission of Việt Nam’s public health sector. Now, the country’s efforts to fight the disease are running into financial obstacles as aid from international organisations—the key funding source for HIV/AIDS prevention—runs out.

The Ministry of Transport plans to seek approval for funding from the South Korean government for a portion of Belt Road 3 from Tân Vạn District to Nhơn Trạch District in Đồng Nai Province, according to the Ministry of Transport.

Quảng Ninh Province stopped recruiting teachers in March as it undertakes a restructuring of the education sector. But the number of students has kept increasing, creating new burdens for local schools.

Fatal electrical accidents have been increasing at an alarming rate at shrimp ponds and crop fields in the Mekong Delta recently.

A series of resettlement houses in Hà Nội remain partially empty as their intended residents have not moved in, wasting State resources, Kinh Tế Đô Thị (Urban Economics) newspaper reported.

Eighteen outstanding artisans in central Thừa Thiên-Huế Province have been honoured for their technical inventions that helped ease work in various production fields.

Former VN Pharma chairman of the Board of Directors-cum-general director Nguyễn Minh Hùng and former director of H&C International Marine Trade Company Võ Mạnh Cường on Monday afternoon received temporary arrest warrants issued by the Judicial Council during their trial relating to their involvement in VN Pharma’s fraudulent cancer drug import.