HCM aims for "smart city" status

HCM City plans to become a smart city, and the task requires concerted efforts by the administration and information technology community, a top city leader has said.

Kon Tum donates rice to ethnic students

Around 15,000 ethnic students in the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum will receive 900 tonnes of rice in the first phase of a support programme for the second academic semester this year.

 

Schools to improve physical education

Physical education is considered as important as academic education, but the role of physical education is limited in many schools, showing the need for more investment in infrastructure and manpower in the field.

Low-cost hostel a big relief for cancer patients

The low-cost hotel newly opened by the National Cancer Hospital at its branch in Tân Triều Commune, Thanh Trì District much helps relieve burdens of patients and their family members during their stay for treatment at the hospital.

Bạc Liêu salt prices rise sharply

The salt price in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Bạc Liêu has increased two to three times compared to last year, according to local farmers.

Coffee festival opens in Central Highlands

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has urged the Central Highlands region to develop into a prosperous area by promoting its biodiversity, cultural values and organic agriculture.

HN bus route changes reviewed

The Transport Ministry has informed the Prime Minister that a more thorough review of all bus and coach routes in the capital city will be carried out to balance supply and demand.

Quảng Ninh to shut lime kilns by 2018

Quảng Ninh Province plans to close down all traditional lime kilns by 2018, Vũ Văn Diện, deputy chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, said.

Death penalty proposal submitted for 11 drug traffickers

The death penalty was submitted on Thursday by the People’s Procuracy of Hòa Bình Province against 11 defendants for “illegally trading and storing drugs” as part of a massive trans-national heroin trafficking operation.

 

VN CEOs urged to protect wildlife

Over 60 Vietnamese entrepreneurs have convened in HCM City to hear about the benefits of corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies that integrate zero-tolerance towards threatened wildlife consumption.

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