Việt Nam News

Many southern provinces and cities have temporarily suspended public transport amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The number of traffic accidents and traffic-related deaths and injuries reported in the first quarter of this year fell, reflecting the positive impacts of new alcohol regulations.

Three more COVID-19 patients, a Czech man and two Vietnamese, recovered and were discharged from HCM City’s Củ Chi Hospital for Acute Respiratory Diseases Monday after more than two weeks of treatment.

Beds in the hospital will be rearranged to keep a safe distance between patients.

Hà Nội is eerily quiet these days as most shops and stores have closed after restrictions put in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

An American woman was captured yesterday after try to escape from quarantine in Sơn Trà District of the central province Đà Nẵng.

The department has urged the People's Committees of districts, towns and cities of Tây Ninh Province to inspect hotels and motels to help find the man.

The Ministry of Health has launched its #onhavanvui (#happyathome) campaign on the video-sharing network TikTok to encourage social distancing in Việt Nam’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Three men died during a live-stream after their boat capsized in An Khê Ka Nak hydropower reservoir in An Khê Town, the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai on Sunday.

About 300 people who were identified to have had contact with COVID-19 patients and their families in Hà Nội left the concentrated quarantine centre managed by Artillery Regiment 58 in Hà Nội’s Quốc Oai District on Monday morning after having completed their quarantine period.

The hospital was locked down on Saturday after it was linked with the nation's biggest cluster of COVID-19 cases.

27 more COVID-19 patients had been successfully treated, the National Hospital of Tropical Diseases confirmed on Monday.

The Hà Nội-HCM City train route will continue to run with two trips per day at most.

Singapore’s Temasek Foundation International on Sunday presented 10 ventilators to Việt Nam to support the country's treatment of COVID-19 patients. 

Graduating from Mekong Delta’s prestigious Cần Thơ University, 24-year-old Phạm Thanh Vũ still refers himself as a farmer in the truest sense of this word.

Four medical workers and six policemen involved in the engineers' quarantine process and 53 staff members at the hotel where they were quarantined also tested negative for the coronavirus.

Kevin Tùng Nguyễn, who co-founded the San Francisco-based K-Source, a software firm with over 200 employees, and Ivylish – a business operating to support orphans and disadvantaged children in developing countries, returned to Viet Nam in 2015.

Since its debut in 2013, Ybox has developed from a Facebook fanpage sharing opportunities for university students to a website offering wide ranges of jobs, scholarships, competitions and application tips.