Traffic accidents drop after drink-driving law takes effect

The number of traffic accidents has fallen dramatically, just two weeks after the drink-driving law took effect, according to Lê Xuân Đức, deputy head of the Traffic Police Department under the Ministry of Public Security (MoPS).

HUMG, Hitachi Systems Vietnam ink deal for a smart laboratory

In his speech, HUMG rector Trần Thanh Hải emphasised the importance of building a study environment in which students can access smart production technologies and application of advanced digital technologies. That can result in quality personnel resource for the Industry 4.0.

Two die in office block blaze

Two people have died and 12 others suffered smoke inhalation and burns in a fire that happened on Thursday, according to reports from the Thanh Hóa Province General Hospital.

Mường teacher goes extra mile for students

A dirty motorbike and clothes covered in mud and dust and soil have become the norm for teacher Đinh Thị Giang Tâm, who has to travel 100km to Trần Quốc Toản Primary School in Cư Rút District, Central Highlands Đắk Nông Province, every day.

Gods go with the flow

In one of Tet's most well-known traditions, people will be releasing carp into ponds, lakes and rivers across the country, hoping that the Kitchen Gods deliver good news to the Jade Emperor. Have you made a splash yet?

Trees planted on former battleground

The central province of Quảng Trị, in co-operation with PeaceTrees Việt Nam (PTVN), has planted trees on the river banks of Bến Hải in celebration of the 25th anniversary of US-Việt Nam diplomatic relations as part of PeaceTrees Việt Nam’s unexploded ordnance (UXO)-mission in the province.

Soldiers give a new look to poor village

It was early in the morning when Nậm Vì Commune was still engulfed in fog, when villagers woke up and gathered to say goodbye to soldiers from Điện Biên Province’s Military Staff Committee.

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