Vietnamese sailors still missing

Rescuers have been scrambling to locate two crew members of the Vietnamese oil tanker Aulac Fortune, who are still missing after the ship caught on fire on Tuesday, the Vietnam News Agency reported.

Vietnamese tourists wounded in Egypt bombing to arrive home

The last three Vietnamese tourists wounded in a roadside bomb attack in Egypt late last year are set to leave hospital and travel back home on Wednesday. The Vietnamese Embassy in Egypt said the group is expected to arrive in HCM City early in the morning of Thursday.

14 tonnes of illegally imported scrap seized

As much as 14 tonnes of scrap smuggled from Cambodia to Việt Nam were seized, Major Đinh Quang Điềm, head of Long Bình Border Guard Station in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang told the Vietnam News Agency on Tuesday.

MIC announces Facebook’s violations in Việt Nam

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) is considering preventing cash flowing into hatred and illegal advertising on Facebook and collecting taxes to deal with the social network’s violations of laws in Việt Nam.

Cash promised for rural start-ups

About VNĐ15 trillion (US$646 million) will be mobilised for One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme, said Deputy Prime Minister Vương Đình Huệ.

 

Japan helps HCM City with climate change policies

A work plan for 2019 to help HCM City review its climate change policies and update action plans was agreed at the final workshop of a Japan International Cooperation Agency technical co-operation project.

 

 

Road tests target container trucks

The Việt Nam Register (VR) has asked its branches nationwide to increase technical safety examinations of vehicles, particularly container trucks, coaches and tractor trailers, as part of measures to improve traffic safety.

Farmer finds success with agricultural programme

Using out-of-date bread and sandwiches from supermarkets in HCM City, farmer Vũ Thị Hậu has found a clean source of food for her fish, and earns profits of more than VNĐ500 million (US$21,700) per year.

Seperate lanes may save lives but investment is needed

It may have only been five seconds long, but the video clip that went viral of a truck smashing into 21 motorbikes has left a permanent scar on those who viewed it. Four people died and 18 needed hospital treated after the crash Bình Nhựt crossroads in Bến Lức District of Long An Province.

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