Gót-Cái Viềng Ferry Port in northern Hải Phòng City needs to be expanded and upgraded to ease overloading, local transport experts have said.
Đàm Quang Trung, director of the province’s Department of Natural Resources and Environment, confirmed that Nhân Cơ alumina plant’s red mud containing cell in Đắk R’lấp District was unbroken.
About 3,750 pigs at a slaughter house in HCM City tested positive for sedatives, said Phạm Tiến Dũng, head of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development inspectorate
Growers in Pha Village find a way to utilise orange to get more benefit and reduce pollution.
Japan has provided US$727,400 to two grassroots social projects in central Việt Nam: optical coherence tomography (OCT) equipment for the Huế Eye Hospital and a mine clearance project, managed by the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) in the central province of Quảng Bình.
The body of a man that had swept into a river in the southern province of Đồng Nai has been recovered yesterday.
Investment in health literacy would be a useful initiative in Việt Nam and other ASEAN countries to help reach health goals, according to Asian Health Literacy Association.
According to estimates, there are more than 24,400 cars and trucks with expired registration as of January 1, 2018, according to the Việt Nam Register.
Drivers using National Highway No 5 in the northern Hải Phòng City are asking for the removal of two toll stations on the route to avoid the overlapping road fees.
A construction worker in the central province of Quảng Trị died after a one tonne concrete pipe fell on him yesterday.
A tuberculosis prevention project was launched in the port city of Hải Phòng by the city’s Department of Health yesterday.
The National Assembly's Committee for Social Affairs held its seventh plenary session yesterday in Hà Nội to examine several issues related to the management and use of the health insurance and tobacco control funds and the implementation of national targets for gender equality.
Hoàng Đức Lợi, a farmer from Trực Cường Commune in Nam Định Province’s Trực Ninh District, felt despair when seeing his rice fields being hit by a disease that would cause him total loss this year.
universities face the shortage of official lecturers which threatens to decrease their academic quality
The provinces of Long An and Đồng Nai have been unable to use high-quality research findings to boost agricultural development because they lack funds and are unable to match what farmers want, officials say.
After 10 years as a coal miner in northern Quảng Ninh Province on a monthly income of about VNĐ10million (US$435), Trần Văn Phong from northern Hải Dương Province, decided to go back to his home-town and take up a job as a delivery man.
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Six of 31 community-based organisations (CBOs) that serve people in HIV at-risk groups in the country’s southern region are becoming social enterprises, moving from free services to fee-based models, as international aid for HIV/AIDS prevention to Việt Nam will end in several years.
