Now the week-long Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday has ended and schools have resumed, many classrooms in mountainous localities still feel strangely empty as local students have not returned.

The HCM City Department of Transport aims to have 75 per cent of the new buses running on clean fuel by the end of 2020.

Traditional slaughterhouses are expected to be shut down this year after industrial scale facilities open, but owners of older slaughterhouses believe there is not enough time to shift fully to the new mechanised processing, according to a report in Người Lao Động (The Labourer) newspaper.

The Vietnamese Government has issued a series of conditions required to set up a foreign-invested vocational training institution in Việt Nam, expected to take effect from March 20.

A series of policies and measures have been devised and implemented by authorities of the Mekong Delta province of Trà Vinh in recent years to improve the spiritual and material life of the Khmer community.

Drinking is common among Mông people in Khun Há Commune, Tam Đường District. Local men in the village used to drink heavily. This is among major causes of poverty, domestic violence, and social disorder in this community. However, things are getting better.

HCM City will need nearly 10,000 classrooms for 1.7 million students in the 2019-2020 academic year, according to the city’s Department of Education and Training.

The HCM City Department of Transport’s Management Centre of Public Transport will organise an auction for 11 bus advertising packages for the fourth time on March 8 at Tân Bình District’s Auction Centre.

A working team has been formed by the Directorate for Roads of Việt Nam (DRVN) to probe toll collection activities at the Dầu Giây toll station in the southern province of Đồng Nai.