Việt Nam News

The Xuyên Á Hospital Investment Joint-Stock Company yesterday (October 10) began construction on a general hospital in the Mekong Delta province of Vĩnh Long.

The prevalence of fake and substandard fertilisers has been a pressing issue that caused economic losses worth billion of dollars and turned the livelihoods of farmers upside down.

The Transport Department in Hải Phòng City has decided to ease regulations on banning vehicles travelling on National Highway No 5.

Hà Nội Transport Corporation (Transerco) this morning began operations of two new bus routes linking downtown Hà Nội with suburban districts.

More than 500 households living along the banks of the Bồ River in central Thừa Thiên-Huế have been threatened by serious landslides.

 Farmers in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta have begun harvesting the year’s third rice crop, but face low yields even as prices have been pushed down by export difficulties.

Treatment for urinary kidney stones, a common health problem in countries with a tropical climate, has become more advanced in Việt Nam, but surgery is often required because patients wait too long to visit the hospital, according to doctors at Bình Dân Hospital in HCM City.

The number of hospitalised child patients with respiratory infections has risen to a record high at the two paediatric hospitals in HCM City as the diseases reach seasonal peaks from late September through December.

Police in central Thừa Thiên-Huế Province said yesterday that they arrested a woman who work as job broker to appropriate over VNĐ 700 million (US$ 31,500 )

Black boxes will be installed on all garbage trucks in HCM City next month so the city can supervise trash management.

A truck plunged off the Bó Củng Bridge in northern Lạng Sơn Province early yesterday morning, killing one person and injuring another.

The final railway beams of the Cát Linh Hà Đông urban railway were inserted on Saturday, putting a finish to the basic infrastructure construction of the skytrain project.

Rescuers have retrieved the body of a worker killed in a coal mine collapse last Friday in northern Quảng Ninh Province’s Cẩm Phả City.

At 100 years, Nguyễn Thị Khoa had lived a full life, but it was a distraught family who rushed her to the Đắk Lắk General Hospital two weeks ago.

Businesspeople, especially young ones, have played a very important part in Việt Nam’s industrialisation and modernisation, a city leader confirmed.

Appeals related to land issues occur due to inadequate and unclear land withdrawals, Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc said at an online conference on receiving public opinions yesterday in Hà Nội.

OceanBank’s former chairman and 15 of its top leaders will be tried for their involvement in one of the biggest economic crime cases in Việt Nam this year, police said yesterday.

The number of children with respiratory infections admitted to paediatrics hospitals has soared up in the first week of October.