Việt Nam News

The Directorate for Roads of Việt Nam has asked Hà Nội’s Department of Transport to clarify the information about some driving training centres ignoring regulations by accepting bribes to guarantee success on theory tests.

Railway companies in the south will start selling Lunar New Year 2019 tickets – the biggest and longest holiday of Vietnamese people, falling in early February of 2019 – starting on October 1 this year.

 The Ministry of Transport (MoT) on Wednesday, decided to allocate more than VNĐ23 billion (US$989,000) to help the northern province of Yên Bái restore its road systems damaged by floods last month.

 The northern coastal city of Hải Phòng plans to mobilise investment from the private sector to build eight new coach stations in the period from 2018-20.

Two were killed and another seriously injured after two lorry trucks slammed into each other head on head yesterday afternoon on a section of the Hồ Chí Minh Trail in the central province of Hà Tĩnh.

All 30 districts of Hà Nội have recorded 290 cases of measles infections. Experts are concerned about the risks of a widening disease outbreak, the Vietnam News Agency reports.

Trà Vinh Province People’s Committee has asked local authorities to speed up the province’s agricultural restructuring programme by replacing ineffective rice paddy fields with other crops.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Đồng Tháp plans to release flood water into more than 81,000 hectares of rice fields between August and October to enrich the soil with sediment.

Hưng Yên Province People’s Procuracy has completed the prosecution procedures against Nguyễn Thị Hiền from Dạ Trạch Commune in Khoái Châu District for her violations of regulations on health examination.

The authority of Cà Mau Province is taking measures to speed up the upgrading project for the urban area of Cà Mau City.

Authorities of Hà Nội’s Chương Mỹ District are studying repairing and upgrading the Bùi River dyke using pre-stressed concrete to ensure safety for residents when floodwater overflows, said Ðinh Mạnh Hùng, chairman of the district’s People’s Committee.

Hospitals in the Mekong Delta continue to suffer from a shortage of general physicians and surgeons, especially for treating some major diseases like tuberculosis, leprosy and mental illness, and forensic experts, according to local health departments.

Experts have raised concerns over the construction of Yên Sở bus station, which will be located inside the city instead of the suburbs, saying that the construction would cause waste and would not suit the city’s planning.

Quảng Trị Province’s Mobile UXO Clearance Team, in co-operation with border guards of Lao Bảo International Border Gate and Lao Bảo Township Military Command have successfully removed 463 warheads and bombs in the border area of Hướng Hoá District.

Vietnam Register, under the Ministry of Transport, has proposed raising the emission standards for cars to level 2 in order to minimise the increasing environmental pollution in the country.

The Ministry of Public Security has officially implemented a reshuffle, which would remove six general departments and merge 60 divisions with similar functions into just over 50, from August 6.

Hundreds of houses along the Đà Nẵng – Quảng Ngãi Highway are being damaged by construction on the road.

Two workers were trapped in a coal mine belonging to Mông Dương Coal Company in Cẩm Phả City, northern Quảng Ninh Province, after an accident on Wednesday morning. One of the miners died before being rescued. The cause of the accident was initially determined to be the collapse of a tunnel.