Breeders commit to not use banned substances

More than 400 households in the southeast region of Việt Nam yesterday signed a commitment not to use banned chemical substances such as lean-meat agents that have harmful side-effects.

Workers get food poisoning

Dozens of workers at a company in southern Trà Vinh Province were hospitalised yesterday morning with suspected food poisoning.

 

70,000 teachers to be jobless

Việt Nam would likely to have more than 70,000 teachers out of jobs by 2020 as the supply is much more than the demand, according to educational experts.

UNICEF engages with disadvantaged youth

Two teams of blind young people living in a HCM City shelter have created websites for job search and providing resume consultancy targeted at blind people that have won funding from a UNICEF programme to commercialise them.

Organisations take action on drought

A number of organisations have signed a joint action programme in Hà Nội yesterday to support farmers affected by drought, saltwater intrusion, and massive seafood death.

Vietnamese woman receive Midwives4all Award

Phan Thị Hạnh has become the first Vietnamese national to win the Midwives4all Award for excellence in midwifery and outstanding contribution to maternal and newborn health in Việt Nam.

16 people commit petrol fraud

Hà Nội Police on Tuesday proposed that the municipal People’s Procuracy  begins legal proceedings against 16 people relating to an incident of petrol fraud in the city.

Cam Ranh airport upgrade proposed

Cam Ranh International Terminal JSC has submitted to the Ministry of Transport a study on the construction of an international terminal at the Cam Ranh International Airport in central province of Khánh Hòa.

Firms fined for polluting Bưởi river

The Việt Nam Environment Administration (VEA) under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has decided to impose administrative fines on three businesses for polluting Bưởi River.

Hữu Nghị-Chi Lăng Expressway proposed

The Việt Nam Expressway Corporation has proposed to the Ministry of Transport to build the Hữu Nghị-Chi Lăng Expressway with a total initial investment of over VNĐ9.9 trillion (US$446.4 million).

Transport requires $44.6b

Việt Nam is in need of over VNĐ995 trillion (US$44.6 billion) to upgrade the national transport infrastructure in the next five years.

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