The KMOLs Awards honoured 20 doctors, medical professionals and enterprises that persistently disseminate medical knowledge and raise community awareness about healthcare through short videos, articles, and communication campaigns.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has assessed the risk of Ebola transmission as low globally, including in Việt Nam, and acknowledged the proactive efforts of Việt Nam's Ministry of Health and the Government's urgent direction in preparing the system and strengthening response capacity to the outbreak.
The increase in flights from Russia, the CIS and Belarus not only helps diversify the city's international visitor markets but also reflects growing confidence among international travel companies in Đà Nẵng's attractiveness and tourism capacity.
The Prime Minister has issued a directive calling on ministries and localities to treat the rollout of three major national development programmes as a central political priority, amid concerns that implementation and budget disbursement remain too slow.
The 14th OpenTESOL International Hybrid Conference 2026 programme highlights the deep intersection between modern educational technology and human elements.
Promoting digital transformation, innovating governance, and applying high technology in medical examinations and treatment are the main themes of the 2026 Annual Conference of the Northern Provinces Hospital Directors Club, taking place in Lào Cai Province on May 23.
Five people have been charged after investigators uncovered a sophisticated laughing gas network that moved more than VNĐ20 billion worth of nitrous oxide across HCM City in less than five months.
Ensuring proper nutrition and physical development among children has been identified as a key strategy by Việt Nam's education and health sectors.
Support for workers should not focus solely on immediate assistance, but also on creating steady employment, increasing incomes and improving living conditions over the long term.
With the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda reporting more than 500 suspected Ebola cases and 130 deaths since late April, Hà Nội authorities have moved to tighten border health checks and bolster readiness at hospitals and community health stations across the city.
Quảng Ninh Province is launching one of its most ambitious public health drives yet, rolling out free periodical health examinations and screening to virtually its entire population across two phases later this year.
Two fishing vessels ran aground within days of each other at the treacherous Lạch Cờn sea inlet in Nghệ An Province, prompting swift rescues by the Quỳnh Phương Border Post.
Marking the Month of Action for Children, Vice President Võ Thị Ánh Xuân brought gifts and encouragement to hundreds of seriously ill young patients at HCM City Children's Hospital No. 1, while calling on its doctors to push the boundaries of paediatric medicine.
Reports at the forum also highlighted a shift in treatment mindset from cell replacement to regenerative environment modulation, helping to optimise internal medicine treatment efficacy and expand clinical applicability.
The Traffic Police Department has rejected claims that traffic violations committed by foreigners are not handled by authorities, describing such information as false and potentially misleading.
As of Thursday, Việt Nam has not recorded any Ebola cases. The risk of Ebola entering the country from Congo and Uganda is low, but the possibility of importation via travellers returning from affected countries cannot be ruled out.
A surveillance operation that began in the second quarter of 2026 has led HCM City police to bust a mobile drug network spanning the southern region and the Central Highlands, resulting in the arrest and prosecution of more than 100 suspects.
The tourism regulator has instructed tour operators to screen customers more closely and monitor groups throughout overseas trips as outbound travel continues to surge.
