Working women may up productivity

An increase in the number of jobs for seniors and women as well as higher labour productivity among youth could speed up Việt Nam’s economic growth, an official of the United Nation’s Population Fund has said.

Fresh typhoon hits East Sea

A new typhoon, Kaitak, entered the south of the East Sea yesterday afternoon. It is the fifteenth storm to hit the waters this year, according to the National Centre for Hydrometeorological Forecasting.

Drug smugglers arrested

Quảng Bình Province Border Guard and Laos’ Khammouan Province Public Security Department on Saturday arrested a Laos national for allegedly smuggling 32,000 tablets of synthetic drug into Việt Nam.

Việt Nam confers Friendship Order on German journalist

German journalist and author Hellmut Kapfenberger has been presented with the Friendship Order by the President of Việt Nam in recognition of works that have enhanced mutual understanding and friendship between the two countries.

Bus hits car, injuring 22

Twenty-two people were injured yesterday morning when a bus crashed into a car at the Võ Nguyên Giáp intersection in Thanh Hóa City.

Stone quarry suspended after worker dies

The operations of a stone quarry run by the  Asia Mineral Joint Stock Company were suspended yesterday after a collapse killed a worker and injured two others in Nghệ An Province.

Solutions sought to help CLV population

Solutions to raise the living standards of people residing in the Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam (CLV) Development Triangle Area were given at a conference in the southern province of Bình Phước.

PM opens door for organic farmers

Organic farming was an important part of Việt Nam’s agricultural production, Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc said at the weekend.

Jobs outlook good for 2018, say recruiters

The job market in Việt Nam is expected to be largely positive next year as the country continues to develop into a major manufacturing hub, according to recruitment companies.

VN diets still lack iodine

Using iodine in salt, a health step long enforced in Western countries, cannot by itself improve iodine shortages in Vietnamese people, experts agreed at a conference held last week in Hà Nội.

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