Việt Nam News

Storm No. 10, Typhoon Bualoi, which hit the central region last week, caused extensive damage to road infrastructure nationwide, with losses estimated at nearly VNĐ1 trillion (US$37.94 million), according to the Việt Nam Road Administration.

A recent court ruling in HCM City voiding a VNĐ3.65 billion (US$145,000) loan contract between one of Việt Nam's largest private lenders and a local couple has triggered widespread debate in both the real estate and banking sectors.

An Giang Province is focusing on developing sustainable marine aquaculture, and seeks to become a national marine economy hub.

The fair will be Việt Nam’s largest event of its kind, featuring around three thousand stalls across a 100,000-square-metre venue. Participation will span all thirty-four provinces and cities, alongside ministries, central agencies, state-owned corporations, private enterprises, and international businesses.

On Wednesday, VCG officers and soldiers, together with members of the PCG, travelled more than 100 kilometres from Ship CSB 8002’s anchorage site to Bogo province, one of the hardest-hit areas, to deliver aid and relief supplies.

Establishing the 'eco-school' model is seen as a new advance in efforts to combat plastic waste, starting from small actions and sustainable education.

Recent torrential rains turned many apartment basements into waterlogged 'dead zones,' highlighting vulnerabilities in Hà Nội’s urban infrastructure. Experts are calling for stronger design standards, regular maintenance and smart management to prevent future disasters.

Tây Ninh Province aims for the agriculture, forestry and fisheries sector to grow at least 4.3 per cent this year, contributing to livelihoods and sustainable development.

According to a document signed by Deputy Chairman of the municipal People's Committee Trương Việt Dũng, the community public administration service points will be implemented in large urban areas and crowded supermarkets.

Kobayashi Yosuke, Chief Representative of JICA Việt Nam Office, said that in the area of science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, JICA will continue its collaboration with the Việt Nam-Japan University, a symbol of the enduring friendship between the two nations.

Thirteen people have been reported dead or missing, while seven others were injured. Localities are continuing to verify and update damage reports.

The Central Relief Committee will allocate the donations based on the scale of damage in each locality to help residents repair homes and resume production as soon as possible.

According to initial reports from communes and wards in Lạng Sơn Province, as of 4pm on October 8, floods had left three people injured and affected about 4,000 households. Meanwhile, heavy rain has caused flooding in dozens of communes and wards across Thái Nguyên Province.

The Central Committee of the Việt Nam Youth Union has announced a list of 20 Inspiring Youth Living Beautifully 2025.

The Vietnam Red Cross Society plans to use another VNĐ3.6 billion from the campaign to purchase family kits and essential supplies for future emergency response operations.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment targets to ensure a stable domestic meat supply while enhancing the competitiveness of export products.

The draft decree consists of three articles and applies to agencies, organisations, Vietnamese citizens; foreign organisations and individuals residing or operating in Việt Nam who participate in or are related to electronic identification, authentication and electronic citizenship activities.

Lâm Đồng Police on Tuesday broke ground on 49 houses for poor and disadvantaged households in the ethnic minority areas of Đam Rông 3 and Trường Xuân communes.