Hà Nội Police have opened a Facebook account to receive information and complaints from local residents about public security and the attitudes of on-duty police.
Grape planters in the south-central province of Ninh Thuận in the past had to dig wells during the dry season to get irrigation water, at a cost of VNĐ50 million (US$2,100) per hectare.
In his late 20s, Hồ Văn Thằng decided to launch his first business growing the species of chili pepper his family has treasured for centuries on the western mountain of Quảng Trị Province.
Quitting his job in HCM City in 2014, Nguyễn Văn Giởi returned to his native Phú Quý Island in the south-central coastal province of Bình Thuận to start a homestay service.
The health ministry’s latest survey showed positive improvement in patient satisfaction towards medical services in Việt Nam in 2018.
A Hà Nội-based startup company is trying to help Vietnamese children protect their eyes and spines.
Heavy downpours have hit the country’s northern mountainous region this week, killing three, injuring several more and devastating the region’s infrastructure and agricultural production.
The HCM City’s People Committee will rearrange district and commune administrative units from now to 2021.
The Ministry of Health has warned to not sell and use nitrous oxide N20, a colourless and sweet tasting gas, for recreational purposes.
Discussion about the recent power price hike heated up the National Assembly (NA) morning session today.
Heavy rain hit the northern mountainous province of Cao Bằng on Monday and Tuesday, resulting in serious flooding that killed one man and swept away more than a dozen houses.
Vietnamese teenagers are at risk of social exclusion in later life because of the threat of video game addiction, a top doctor has warned.
The administrative boundaries of six communes in Long Thành District, the southern province of Đồng Nai, will be officially changed starting next month to make space for the planned construction of Long Thàng International Airport.
The Ministry of Education and Training has assured that there will be enough stocks of textbooks based on new curriculums for all school grades starting in the 2020-21 academic year.
Water pollution has been identified as the greatest threat that could cost Việt Nam up to 3.5 per cent of GDP annually by 2035, an independent study by the World Bank has warned.
Việt Nam could face power shortage in the near future due to surging demand for power while plans for power development of power sources are also in difficulty.
The council for appraisal and adjustment of the Metro line No 1 and No 2 project of Metro Line No 1 project plans to submit a newly adjusted plan for the metro projects to the City People's Committee for approval in July.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has officially designated 'gaming disorder' as a mental illness.