Boat capsizes in Đà Nẵng, three dead

The corpses of three missing people, including two children, from a boat that capsized in the Hàn River in the central city of Đà Nẵng on Saturday were found at about 5pm yesterday.

Pharmacy charged with smuggling drugs, cosmetics

The HCM City People’s Committee on Thursday (June 2, 2016) sanctioned several Minh Châu drugstores for selling smuggled cosmetics, dietary supplements and modern medicine, including antibiotics and prescribed drugs, in large quantities.

City ramps up chemical trading oversight

HCM City People’s Committee has asked the city’s departments, agencies and districts’ authorities to enhance management on trading of chemicals, especially to accelerate the remove the chemical trading Kim Biên Market from its current location, in an effort to prevent the city from fire and explosions.

 

Bình Định to host science conference

The central province of Bình Định will host the 12th Recontres du Việt Nam (Meeting Việt Nam) next month – an international science conference set to feature about 250 domestic and foreign scientists, including several Nobel Laureates.

Doctors save pneumonia patient with ECMO

National Hospital of Tropical Diseases doctors used ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) technology to treat a serious case of pneumonia successfully in Hà Nội .

Health insurance responsibility of all

Health insurance is compulsory under Vietnamese law - having health insurance is in everyone’s best interests and is everyone’s responsibility, Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc said.

Hospital admissions up during heat

The first hot spell of summer, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius, is threatening people’s health, especially children and the elderly, with hospitals in Hà Nội seeing a large number of patients with respiratory and high-blood pressure-cardiovascular problems.    

Cheating case: Electric poles to be demolished

Two 220kV-electric poles, which were built with concrete mixed with soil, in Vụ Bản District of the northern province of Nam Định will be demolished, the Sông Đà Stock Company 11 said.

HIV tests reveal new cases in community

Only 30-35 per cent of people facing a high risk of contracting HIV received HIV tests in the past year, according to statistics from the Việt Nam Administration of HIV Control.

Ship towed to Thanh Hóa after accident

The Thanh Hóa Border Guards today successfully retrieved a fishing ship following an accident on Hòn Mê Island in Tĩnh Gia District of this central province.

Vietnamese casualties in Lao bus accident

Deputy Prime Minister Trương Hòa Bình has asked related agencies to investigate a case of a bus accident in Lao that killed eight Vietnamese guest workers and injured three others on board early yesterday morning.

Hardships and machines confront rock miners

Nguyễn Thành Công, 54, a labourer in Thoại Sơn district of Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of An Giang, has worked as a rock miner for nearly 30 years to earn a living.

Firms need to improve meals for workers

Many workers have not been able to access healthy and nutritious meals at their workplaces, causing massive food poisoning. In the meantime, enterprises have shown little interest in improving the situation.

Ministries vow more reform this year

Ministries of Finance, Industry and Trade have announced the number of administrative procedures they expect to remove or simplify this year as part of their efforts in realising Government’s Resolution 19/2016 about improving the business climate.

Heat wave burns north, central VN

A heat wave, with a peak temperature of 40 degrees Celsius, has hit the northern and central regions, disrupting the daily life of the locals.

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