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Vietnamese navy joins friendship parade in Malaysia
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No new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday morning
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HCM City weighs three sites for new administrative centre
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Two teenagers drown after paddleboard overturns in southern Việt Nam
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Social housing development reflects regime’s fine nature: PM
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Hưng Yên approves traffic adjustment for its southern ring road project
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Hưng Yên’s new Minh Lãng embroidery village preserves a 200-year tradition
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Kon Tum border guards adopt orphaned children
The border guards of the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum have adopted and helped 75 children in extremely difficult situations.
Vocational schools to add new subjects, increase enrolment targets
A number of vocational colleges in HCM City have decided to add new subjects and increase enrolment slots this year.
Raft of voluntary activities mark Youth Month
The Hồ Chí Minh Communist Youth Union members is carrying out various activities nation-wide to mark Youth Month in March.
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Korean, German to be piloted as first foreign languages
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Bình Phước seeks investment in infrastructure
Bình Phước Province is soliciting investment in a series of infrastructure projects including airport and industrial parks in 2020-25.
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12 new cases reported on Monday
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WOMEN'S WORLD
Monday is the day the world pays tribute to all women. In Vietnam, mothers, grandmothers, daughters and female friends were all thanked for their hard work and efforts they carry out on a day to day basis. But let’s face facts… everyday really should be Women’s Day.
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Việt Nam begins COVID-19 vaccination with 250 medical workers in HCM City, Hà Nội, Hải Dương
Some 250 medical workers at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in HCM City and National Hospital for Tropical Diseases in Hà Nội and in Hải Dương Province today (March 8) became the first people in Việt Nam to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Celebrate women leaders on the frontlines of the COVID-19 response and beyond
All over the world, women lead. They lead peace processes, run businesses, establish hospitals and schools. They are presidents of countries and corporate boards. They head international and grassroots organizations, faith-based groups and sports teams, labour and environmental movements, often while caring for their families and communities.
