Quảng Nam to build $26.5m railway flyover

The central province of Quảng Nam plans to build a railway flyover bridge in the most busiest cross-road section on the National Highway No 1A in Núi Thành district with total investment of VNĐ600 billion (US$26.5 million)

Lào Cai officials to attend court

Two top officials of the people’s committees of Lào Cai city and province will attend court on Tuesday as defendants of a land eviction lawsuit filed by a resident.

Farmers lose billions as rains kill fish

Hundreds of tonnes of fish being bred in the rivers of Phú Thọ, Phú Yên and Bình Thuận provinces died recently because of floodwater discharge and changes in water quality.

VN ship brings in body of Greek crewman

A Vietnamese rescue ship on Sunday brought in the body of a Greek crewman and handed it over to relevant authorities on the mainland, online newspaper vov.vn reported.

City needs 3,000 more teachers for new school year

Public schools in HCM City need to hire nearly 3,000 teachers for the upcoming academic year starting next month since the number of students and classrooms are set to increase, Sài Gòn Giải Phóng (Liberated Sài Gòn) newspaper reported quoting figures from district education divisions.

Life skills class mushrooming, but not all live up to expectations

 Parents scurrying to send their children to the many life skills classes blooming in the big cities has been a trend that has been picking up lately. These classes, organised during the three-month summer vacation in Việt Nam, claim to train children on important communication and survival skills that can then be applied to real-life situations.

Chinese seaman saved from Việt Nam sea

The Việt Nam Maritime Search and Rescue Co-ordination Centre Region 3 in Vũng Tàu City successfully saved a Chinese seaman who had suffered a stroke at sea yesterday.

Laos man held for transporting heroin

The Sơn La Police arrested Mùa A Hử, 55, from Laos’ Huaphanh Province on Saturday while he was in the act of transporting heroin from Laos to Việt Nam. They confiscated 9.8kg of heroin, a gun and 13 bullets. 

Supercomputers to collate martyrs’ info

Supercomputers will be deployed to unify databases of different agencies managing information on war invalids and martyrs, significantly reducing time taken to locate documents or determine the identity of remains.

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