Suspension bridge collapses, injuring one

Four passersby, who fell into the river following the collapse of a suspension bridge on Đồng Nai River in the southern province of Đồng Nai yesterday afternoon, were rescued.

900 baby turtles returned to sea

Some 900 baby marine turtles have been returned to the sea in the last five months, the maritime protection division of the Núi Chùa National Park in south central Ninh Thuận Province said.

Natural disasters could cost VN $6.7b

Việt Nam will likely face damages of more than VND141.2 trillion (US$6.7 billion) due to natural disasters such as typhoons, floods or earthquakes in the next 50 years, the World Bank has said.

Việt Nam ranks 31st out of 72 countries in English skills

Việt Nam has made significant headway in English language education in the last few years, but needs to move faster to achieve its targets, an expert from a US-based global education company that draws up the annual English Proficiency Index has said.

 

HCM City has 3 more Zika patients

Three more people in HCM City tested positive for Zika, taking the number of victims so far to 38, according to the local Department of Health.

 

Tiền Giang policies extend a helping hand to fishermen

The number of fishing boats operating in the southern province of Tiền Giang has been on a steady rise thanks to numerous support policies implemented by the local authorities, according to the province's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Crane crash kills one student in Nghệ An

A tower crane at a construction site abruptly fell yesterday afternoon into a neighbouring high school in the central province of Nghệ An, killing one student on the playground.

MoIT asked to explain big SOE losses

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) was asked yesterday to explain huge losses incurred by companies and corporations under its watch, progress made in the equitisation and divestment process, and measures taken to limit environmental damage.

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