Lào Cai floods kill seven miners

Floods killed at least seven gold miners in Lào Cai Province’s Văn Bàn District, while sweeping away their tents early Saturday morning, instead of two deaths as reported earlier.

Universities to focus on quality over quantity

Universities should reduce the minimum enrollment quotas to focus on improving training quality, said Head of the Ministry of Education and Training’s Higher Education, Nguyễn Thị Kim Phụng.

Anti-corruption investigations begin

Three working teams from the Central Steering Committee for Anti-Corruption yesterday began their inspection of anti-corruption work in Phú Yên, Hậu Giang and Bắc Ninh provinces.

IT helps healthcare sector

At least 13,000 of a total of 14,000 medical clinics nationwide have installed a healthcare insurance IT system since June.

Delta urged to fight poverty

Deputy Prime Minister Vương Đình Huệ, who is also head of the South West Steering Committee, yesterday (August 23) called on authorities in Mekong Delta provinces to do more to reduce poverty, especially among ethnic minorities.

 

 

Nội Bài Airport not hacked: authority

The Northern Airport Authority has refuted claims made on social networking sites yesterday that the information technology system of Nội Bài International Airport was hacked.

Hà Nội launches school fees hotline

Hà Nội’s education and training department has launched hotline number 01695122753 to receive feedback and complaints about collection and expenditure of tuition fees and other school fees.

Insurance funds misused: official

Health insurance funds for medical check-ups and treatment have been misused, becoming a “nightmare” with spending that exceeds State limits, a health official has told local media.

Negligence blamed for dengue outbreak

Ministry of Health officials are inspecting dengue fever prevention activities in the Khánh Hòa central province, one of 18 areas in the country hit by the epidemic.

Formosa incident: seawater now safe for swimming

The seawater off the four central provinces, which was earlier polluted by toxic wastewater released by a Taiwanese-owned steel company, is now mostly safe for swimming, water sports and aquaculture, Natural Resources and Environment Minister Trần Hồng Hà said today.

Floods kill two miners in Lào Cai

Six workers of a gold mine in the northern Lào Cai Province have reportedly become the latest victims of typhoon Dianmu as their tent was swept away by floods.

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