Việt Nam News

Torrential rain and heavy floods over the weekend have caused almost half a million dollars worth of damage to the northern mountainous provinces.

Although Việt Nam has obtained some achievements in improving the quality of its population there still room for improvement, said Đỗ Xuân Tuyên, deputy minister of health.

More than 350 Vietnamese citizens from Australia and New Zealand were brought home safe and sound on Friday.

The municipal People’s Committee recently issued the decision on management of old houses and valuable architectural constructions.

Nguyễn Đình Đức, a professor from Việt Nam National University, spoke with the online newspaper giaoduc.net.vn about the implementation of the Vietnamese Qualifications Framework and the difficulties training institutes will face when applying the new framework

The Gender Responsive Equitable Agriculture and Tourism Programme has helped empower women in disadvantaged areas, especially Dao Đỏ women.

The south – central province of Ninh Thuận has stepped up measures to sustainably develop its collective economy. 

Colonel Đỗ Thanh Bình, deputy director of the Traffic Police Department under the Ministry of Public Security, talks to the media about paying traffic fines online via the national public service portal

No new COVID-19 cases on Friday evening

Top doctors across Việt Nam's leading medical institutions and agencies reached the assessment as they convened Friday for the sixth and likely final teleconference on the condition of Scotsman Stephen Cameron.

The Central Highlands province of Đắk Nông has reported three more patients who have contracted diphtheria, raising the total number to 15.

Nature and bio-diversity conservation NGOs Gaia Nature Conservation Centre and Greenviet Biodiversity Conservation Centre on Thursday planted 10 saplings at the An Phú Secondary School in HCM City’s District 2 and organised a contest for the students to learn about the importance of trees.

A Vietnamese woman donated 300,000 masks to German people in Leipzig City to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic on July 1.

All children under seven years old in Việt Nam will be given free vaccination against diphtheria.