HCM City suffers huge parking fees losses

HCM City has been losing billions of đồng every month in car parking fees since it began collecting them through an app last August, according to its Department of Transportation.

Children with autism being left behind

At the end of November, Nguyễn Tài Ph., a four-year-old boy with autism in Trực Ninh District, Nam Định Province was found tied to a classroom window as his teacher was unable to control him.

Water-bus services prove popular in HCM City

The city’s water buses provided services to about 900,000 passengers in the first 11 months of the year, up by 155 per cent compared with the same period last year, according to the HCM City Department of Transport.

Market blaze

A fire occurred yesterday noon at a warehouse in Vinh Market in Vinh City, the central province of Nghệ An.

“Run for Tigers” 2018 draws over 750 runners

More than 750 runners from 31 countries and territories joined a running event in Hà Nội yesterday as part of efforts to raise public awareness of protecting tigers from the risk of extinction.

VN prepares for new workforce in Industry 4.0

The fourth industrial revolution is dramatically affecting labour markets around the world, including in Việt Nam, creating new kinds of jobs for which there will be expected shortages.

 

Central city launches public service chatbot

Da Nang has recently launched an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot for public service to promote easy access to information on administrative procedure, traffic, healthcare, food safety, tourism and business registration.

PM urges improvement of fire prevention and fighting

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has issues a directive on strengthening fire prevention and fighting and conducting fire safety checks at residential areas, urging ministries, sectors, and local administrations to strictly and effectively implement the Law on Fire Prevention and Fighting as well as directives in the field.

 

Cà Mau looks to VietGAP standards

The southernmost province of Cà Mau has encouraged farmers to raise shrimp and grow more rice and other crops under Vietnamese Good Agricultural Practices (VietGAP) to increase profits.

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