British pilot's lungs recover by 50 per cent: doctors
At the most critical time, the 43-year-old British pilot named Stephen Cameron, also known as the 91st patient, had his lungs damaged by 90 per cent, putting him on the verge of death.
Việt Nam on high alert for locust swarms
Once breaking out, the plague would present a direct threat to agriculture in Southeast Asian countries, especially Việt Nam.
Việt Nam to continue quarantining foreign experts entering the country
Up to 2,700 foreign experts entering Việt Nam in June and July will be quarantined upon arrival, the National Steering Committee on COVID-19 Prevention and Control announced on Thursday.
More efforts needed to protect women, children
The campaign will also provide knowledge and skills to women and children to prevent violence and abuse and improve the mental health and psychological wellbeing of all those affected.
MoT urges more supportive policies for transport enterprises
The ministry said the COVID-19 outbreak has harmed the road transport sector and it would take two more months for transport businesses to resume operations as normal.
COVID-19 figures in Việt Nam on Thursday evening
Tây Ninh teacher apologises for sexually abusing students
A biology teacher at the Phước Minh Secondary School in Tây Ninh Province, who was alleged to have sexually abused several male students, issued an apology and resigned on Wednesday.
Feeling the heat
Vietnamese citizens brought home from the UK
Almost 340 Vietnamese citizens have been brought home safely from the UK on a repatriation flight that touched down in Việt Nam on Thursday.
Controversial mandatory daytime running lights scrapped: Transport ministry
The Ministry of Transport has removed a provision which mandates motorbikes' running lights to be always on during daytime in its draft revised Law on Road Traffic.
A special tutor for disadvantaged children
At the age of 30, she weighs 15kg and is confined to a wheelchair but sets a bright example for people with disabilities with a "down but not out" spirit.
Pregnant women cared for in quarantine
The 229 pregnant women are among 343 Vietnamese repatriated from Taiwan (China) due to the COVID-19 pandemic on May 29.
Farmers dig ponds, build small reservoirs to store water
Farmers in the south-central province of Bình Thuận in areas without public irrigation systems have dug ponds, built small reservoirs, and installed efficient irrigation systems as drought occurs during the dry season.
Localities urged to monitor spread of COVID-19 at border areas
The risk of Covid-19 spreading at or near border areas still exists despite border checkpoints, according to Trần Đắc Phu, a senior advisor at the Public Health Emergency Operations Centre at the Ministry of Health.
Tiền Giang protects eastern sea dyke
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Tiền Giang is speeding up the project to repair an eroded sea dyke that prevent saltwater erosion on its eastern coast.
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COVID-19 updates in Việt Nam on Thursday morning
British pilot patient safely off life support
In the past two days, doctors have gradually lowered his extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) settings.
No new COVID-19 cases in Việt Nam on Wednesday evening
Four patients recover from COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing total to 302
Four COVID-19 patients who returned to Việt Nam from Russia last month and received treatment at Thái Bình Province General Hospital were given the all-clear on Wednesday.
Payment to China for Cát Linh-Hà Đông Urban Railway must follow signed contract
Việt Nam would pay the Chinese contractor 95 percent of the value of the contract for the Cát Linh-Hà Đông urban railway project when the project is completed and passes checks, Deputy Minister of Transport Nguyễn Ngọc Đông said at the Government’s regular press conference on Tuesday.
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