Việt Nam News

Food safety is still a major concern at public canteens in the capital city of Hà Nội, especially at factory cafeterias in industrial zones, officials said.

Việt Nam has been seeking closely co-operation with foreign partners in sharing stem cell transplant skills as well as building up banks of marrow and bone marrow transplant for saving more patients in the future.

Administrative procedures in construction sector put the highest financial burden on enterprises with estimated spending of VNĐ64.1 million (US$2,800) to complete one procedure, said Ngô Hải Phan, director of the Government Office's Administrative Procedures Management Department.

Amid the peak of the rainy season, dyke violations in Hà Nội are set to rear their ugly head.

The Mekong Delta province of Long An has made significant achievements in preventing and fighting smuggling and trade fraud at border areas.

The People’s Committee of HCM City’s Nhà Bè District on Thursday announced that it had launched a Nhà Bè Online app that can be used on smart devices.

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has successfully implemented a number of sustainable development projects, particularly in environment and tourism, in Hội An in the central province of Quảng Nam, JICA announced yesterday on the occasion of Japanese Days in the province, which is taking place from August 16-19.

Typhoon Bebinca weakened to a tropical low-pressure system when it made landfall in Việt Nam on Friday, but heavy rains left severe consequences in the provinces of Sơn La, Thanh Hoá and Nghệ An.

The HCM City government will spend VNĐ220billion (US$9,400) to support workers and teachers at pre-schools this year, according to a report from the city’s Department of Education and Training.

The Bình Thuận Province People’s Committee on Thursday sent an urgent letter to concerned organisations to ask for help for a fishing vessel that was hit by a container ship.

More than 100 households in Tu Thó Village in the Central Highlands (Tây Nguyên) Province of Kon Tum were evacuated from areas at risk of land erosion, reported online newspaper baotintuc.vn.

Typhoon Bebinca has weakened into a tropical low-pressure system on Friday morning after it made landfall on the coast of provinces from Nam Định to Thanh Hóa.

The Cần Thơ City People’s Committee has fined four Chinese citizens for entering Việt Nam with tourism visas, but then working on a construction site for a waste treatment plant.

The international Fire Safety & Rescue Vietnam – Secutech Vietnam 2018 exhibition on fire security and smart-building technologies began on Thursday in HCM City.

Health inspectors in Hà Nội have suspended operations at ten clinics and private drugstores since April.

 Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has approved a project on supervising the cyber security of IT services and systems that form the foundation of e-Government operations.

The Ministry of Health has asked the northern province of Phú Thọ to conduct HIV/AIDS tests free of charge for local people in Kim Thượng Commune and those living in surrounding areas.

Employees could work up to 400 hours of overtime per year compared to the current 200 hours under the revised Labour Code which will be submitted to the National Assembly next year.