Inundation in lowland areas in central Thừa Thiên-Huế Province continued on Thursday as floodwater from two floods that occurred earlier this week was receding very slowly and water level of the local rivers remained high.
A new typhoon named Haikui is building in the East Sea (South China Sea) on Friday morning, as Việt Nam struggles to rebuild the country after the damages caused by devastating Typhoon Damrey.
The European Union (EU) on Wednesday issued a joint statement sending condolences to Việt Nam over losses caused by recent Typhoon Damrey.
Reducing the gender gap in the areas of politics and labor force participation was among the top issues at the on-going session of the 14th National Assembly (NA) deputies yesterday, during the broader discussion of the national target on gender equality.
New technologies that work at the nanolevel can now produce nano materials for mass market products, Jean-Charles Guibert, chairman of MINATEC, one of the largest world-wide innovation campuses in micro-nano-bio technologies, said.
As cybersecurity has become more important than ever in today’s connected world, local authorities are taking steps to protect national and personal security.
The Hà Nội Transport and Services Corporation, Transerco, has recently added 15 more European-standard buses to its trial operation on route No. 03 (Giáp Bát Bus Station-Gia Lâm Bus Station), a company leader said on Tuesday.
Australia will invest AU$33.7 million (US$25.6 million) through the new Aus4Equality programme, focusing on Sơn La and Lào Cai provinces in the north-west of Việt Nam.
The National Assembly (NA) group discussion continued yesterday afternoon focusing on construction of some sections of the North-South expressway in the east during the 2017-2020 period.
President Trần Đại Quang has written to President Vladimir Putin thanking him, the Government, and people of Russia for the prompt and valuable aid sent to the Vietnamese people affected by typhoon Damrey.
HCM City plans to set up taxi pick-up stands to prevent taxis parking in the wrong places and roaming the streets for fares.
Stories are coming in of unsung local heroes in the coastal Khánh Hòa Province who braved the wrath of Typhoon Damrey last Saturday to take their boats out sea to rescue scores of victims.
Although access to credit is seen as a key factor in ending poverty, just 29 per cent or so rural households have received loans, a new report says.
Dumping waste mud into Quy Nhơn City’s sea must not harm natural protection and aquaculture production areas, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Trần Hồng Hà said.
The Cardiovascular Centre under the Cần Thơ Central General Hospital, which is the largest and most modern centre in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta, opened on Tuesday (Nov 7) in Cần Thơ.
Experts have called for widening roads, improving transport connectivity and greater use of technology to prevent congestion outside Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport in HCM City.
Hundreds of households in An Tiên Village, Xuân Giang Commune of central province of Hà Tĩnh's Nghi Xuân District are living in fear due to a large petrol warehouse which has come up in the vicinity, on an area of 14,000sq.m and belonging to Miền Trung Company.
The undersea Asia-America Gateway (AAG) internet cable – one of the six cables connecting Việt Nam with the rest of the world – has ruptured since Tuesday morning.
The Ministry of Health has promulgated a document to inspect the quality of hospitals and medical workers and satisfaction of patients this year.
The number of victims of Typhoon Damrey continues to rise, with 89 killed, 18 missing and 174 injured in the central and south-central regions.
