Việt Nam News

Live blood banks have been developed and proven effective in remote regions.

The Việt Nam National University of Agriculture (VNUA) will offer more than 500 opportunities for Vietnamese students to study and work in Japan this year.

More than 859,800 candidates completed registration for the national high school examination on April 20, with nearly 75 per cent opting for college admission via high school exam results, according to the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET).

There are cases where fraudsters disguise themselves as doctors  or poor people to swindle patients.

The community-based Child Consultation, Care and Education Centre opened recently at the October 20 Kindergarten in Hải Châu District in Đà Nẵng.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has launched a project to ensure the safety of dams in Việt Nam, funded by the government of New Zealand.

Unseasonable rain earlier this year has damaged 40,300ha of crops in the southern province of Đồng Nai, according to its Department of Agriculture and Development.

More than 860 people were killed in work-related accidents last year in Viet Nam, according to a report from the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA)’s Labour Safety Department.

Economic violations worth VNĐ41.8 trillion (US$1.84 billion) and misuse of 168ha of land were discovered in the first quarter this year, Deputy Chief of the Government Inspectorate (GI), Ngô Văn Khánh, told reporters at a press conference in Hà Nội yesterday.

The HCM City People’s Committee has instructed government offices to improve their work quality and efficiency.

All of us have heard of absent-minded professors.

Deputy Prime Minister Trương Hoà Bình has urged the four central coastal localities affected by the recent environmental incident to thoroughly complete compensation by June 30 this year, thus moving to support their livelihood and recover maritime environment.

Transport companies are adding more vehicles for the upcoming Liberation and May Day holidays, with coach fares for long trips from HCM City to other localities expected to increase by 30-40 per cent.

Competency-based training will be applied this year at three community colleges to improve employment skills for students as part of a Việt Nam Skills for Employment Project (VSEP).

HCM City saw a decrease in the number of strikes last year compared to 2015 thanks to a project on labour relations that began in 2014, according to the city’s Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

The malaria epidemic is facing a risk of a resurgence, with the drug's resistance to the world’s most effective antimalarial drug causing immense concern in Việt Nam’s health sector.

Deputy Prime Minister Trương Hòa Bình has asked local authorities of Kon Tum Province to inspect illegal construction work on agricultural land being carried out by an official of the province.

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