Hà Nội chokes on polluted air

Air quality in Hà Nội today was poor, with the somber sky covered in a fog-like sheen, reported Tuổi Trẻ (Youth) newspaper.

Đồng Nai needs VNĐ50 billion for mine clearance

Đồng Nai Province is looking for the Prime Minister’s approval to be named the main investor for Phase 1 of a bomb and mine clearance project needed before the construction of Long Thành International Airport can commence.

Việt Nam and China continue work on humanitarian activities

The Việt Nam Red Cross (VNRC) and the Red Cross Society of China were committed to continue working together on humanitarian activities, officials said at a meeting between VNRC President Nguyễn Thị Xuân Thu and Deputy President of the Red Cross Society of China Wang Haijing in Hà Nội today.

Seven killed after coach crashes into funeral procession

The accident happened at 5am on a road of Trung Nguyên Village, Trung Nguyên Commune, with the bus plowing into a group of pedestrians, killing five people instantly, while two others died later in hospital, said Hoàng Văn Hoan, head of office of the provincial traffic safety board.

 

Social work at hospitals needs more attention

Social workers in hospitals play an important role in connecting patients with hospital staff but the development of social work at health facilities still faces many challenges, according to an official from the health ministry.

VSS aims to reduce long-overdue social insurance debt ratio

The Việt Nam Social Security (VSS) aims to slash the social insurance debt ratio to below 1.7 per cent this year in an effort to ensure benefits for social insurance and health insurance card holders, said VSS deputy general director Đào Việt Ánh.

German House inaugurated in HCM City

The German House was inaugurated in HCM City on March 26 at a ceremony which also marked the 25-year presence of the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Việt Nam.

Latest child drownings another warning

Drowning claims the lives of more than 2,000 children each year in Việt Nam, making it the country’s leading cause of deaths for people aged under 15.

 

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