Window cleaners work with danger

On a typical morning in HCM City, Nguyễn Hải Tùng, 27, appears on the twenty fifth floor of a building in District 7. He is preparing for a good day’s work, but not as a white collar worker.

Detailed tourism reform needed

Tourism authorities should work out a “very detailed” plan on restructuring the tourism industry to completely resolve prominent problems of the sector, Deputy Prime Minister Vũ Đức Đam said on Thursday.

Tân Sơn Nhất hikes parking fees

Parking fees at HCM Citys Tân Sơn Nht International Airport will increase beginning today, December 1, the citys Peoples Committee has announced.

Floods cause mass fish deaths in Huế

Local fishery authorities in central Thừa Thiên- Huế Province believe that fresh water from the recent floods was the main cause of en mass fish deaths.

Crew member found alive 20 hours after ship sinks

A crew member of a squid-catching ship that sank was rescued after more than 20 hours, according to the Bình Định Province Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control on Wednesday night.

 

UK to send back body of Vietnamese pilot

The body of Vietnamese pilot Nguyễn Thành Trung, who was killed in a mid-air collision in the United Kingdom, will be returned Viet Nam on December 5-6 for the funeral.

Population law must protect elderly: experts

Population policy should be linked with other factors such as society, economy, national defence and security to ensure rapid and sustainable development, said experts at a policy dialogue held yesterday in Hà Nội.

Hanwha Life gives health centre to Bắc Kạn

Hanwha Life Vietnam in partnership with Child Fund (Korea) and Child Fund Vietnam on November 28 gifted a new medical centre costing US$100,000 to Lãng Ngâm Commune in Bắc Kạn Province’s Ngân Sơn District.

Traffic jams blight east HCM City

Roads in HCM City’s east are now congested since there has been a surge in the number of vehicles there while work on new roads and bridges is tardy or stalled due to lack of funds.

Teachers seek assistance for flooded school

Damrey, the twelfth typhoon that hit Việt Nam this year, struck Hà Thuận Village more than a month ago, but the roads to it in Duy Vinh Commune are still deep in mud.

Hà Nội street usage fees come under fire

A number of agencies and district-level authorities in Hà Nội have proposed a reconsideration of the increase in street and pavement usage fees. They say it is too high in comparison with the current rate.

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