The PM stressed a patient-first approach, calling on doctors to prioritise lifesaving treatment over administrative procedures and to make full use of the 'golden hour' in emergency care.
While families travel home for Lunar New Year reunions, border guard soldiers in Tây Ninh remain on duty along the frontier, safeguarding peace and stability during the most sacred holiday of the year.
The temporary bridge has been put into operation to meet residents’ travel demand.
Many households in Cà Mau Province’s Hồng Dân Commune earn a stable income from products made with dried water hyacinth.
In a bid to facilitate travel and leisure activities for residents and visitors during the Lunar New Year (Tết) holiday, Hà Nội has introduced a series of free parking sites and public transport.
On the final day of the lunar year, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính visited medical facilities in the capital to extend Lunar New Year wishes and review emergency and treatment readiness during the Tết holiday.
On the morning of February 16 (the last day of the twelfth lunar month), known as 30 Tết, Hanoians head to the year’s final market not only to complete their shopping, but to savour the atmosphere of Spring and honour a long-standing cultural ritual.
Amid the joyful reunions of the early days of the Lunar New Year, doctors at the Việt Nam–Cuba Friendship Hospital Đồng Hới in Quảng Trị Province maintain strict round-the-clock duty to ensure uninterrupted emergency care, medical treatment and public health services throughout the Tết holiday.
What awaits them beyond the ridgeline is ensuring the people’s peace - a responsibility that allows no margin for error.
The bridge serves as an emergency replacement for the severely damaged Sông Lô Bridge, ensuring smooth and safe travel for residents during the Lunar New Year.
When floodwaters erased roads and communications, unmanned aircraft took on a new role in central Việt Nam: searching for life from above.
There, peach blossoms burst forth from colourful paper through the skilful hands of soldiers, green sticky rice cakes are wrapped perfectly in African wild banana leaves instead of the traditional dong leaves of homeland.
As millions of families prepare for Lunar New Year reunions, officers and sailors aboard Coast Guard vessel CSB 8005 quietly head offshore, carrying out a Tết mission to safeguard the nation’s southwestern maritime waters.
Construction on dozens of school projects across HCM City is being accelerated ahead of Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, with thousands of new classrooms and modern facilities expected to be put into operation in the first months of 2026.
With traffic volumes dropping sharply on the 28th day of the lunar year, most roads across the capital remain clear, making it easier for residents to shop for Tết and enjoy early spring visits in Hà Nội.
Salt farmers in Khánh Hòa Province are enjoying a bumper harvest early in the year, with favourable weather and high prices bring big profits after months of disruption by the weather.
Determined to avoid passivity or surprise, the Hà Nội health sector has placed disease prevention and control on the highest state of readiness, maintaining round-the-clock duty throughout the holiday to ensure early detection and timely response to any outbreak.
Vietnamese and American people have agreed to work closely in an effort to return items of Vietnamese soldiers missing in action during the war to their families under an international humanitarian project.
