A bomb weighing over 220kg left behind from the Việt Nam war was safely removed from a family’s garden in the Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) province of Đắk Nông yesterday.
A barrel exploded in HCM City on Wednesday while two men were trying to cut it, killing one and leaving the other injured.
Stepping up water resources planning is among the core tasks the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has set for 2017.
The Ministry of Health will conduct a complete inspection of two major fish sauce manufacturers, Masan Food and Khải Hoàn JSC, soon after the Lunar New Year Festival.
A series of more than 40 blood donation festivals, called "Ngày Chủ Nhật đỏ” (Red Sunday), will take place in 25 provinces and cities nationwide this Sunday.
The HCM City Food Safety and Hygiene Agency will again co-operate with district health officials to inspect food establishments, especially three-star hotels and restaurants before Tết (the Lunar New Year).
Lê Phú Lâm from Quảng Nam Province is convinced that it’s never too late to get a fresh start on life.
A discussion on Wednesday in Hà Nội on global youth citizenship discussed ways for young Vietnamese to actively equip themselves with knowledge and skills to engage in global issues in an increasingly integrated world.
Former National Assembly Deputy Bùi Thị An talks to Kinh tế & Đô thị (Economy and Urban) Newspaper about measures to meet development demands while budget revenue portions of cities are cut.
Helmets for Families is taking its road safety programme to four more schools in HCM City’s outlying Hóc Môn District.
The Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information has decided to fine three online newspapers for publishing improper and propaganda information related to a scandal involving Hồng Quang Minh or Minh Béo, a comedian.
The Hà Nội Traffic Police have yet to impose any fine although many road users driving in the lane of bus rapid transit (BRT) have been recorded over the first days running the buses.
HCM City aims to move all poor and near-poor households, which represent 5.77 per cent of all households, out of poverty by 2020.
Phạm Thị Lâm, a resident of An Xuyên 3 hamlet, Mỹ Chánh commune of Phú Mỹ district in central Bình Định Province silently dug up pieces of her children’s torn notebooks from layers of wet sand in front of her house. Her husband, Phan Văn Long, was busy with removing piles of concretes, rocks and sands out of his house.
Lâm and Long, among other locals of the flood-hit province, are rushing to clean up their collapsed houses after continuous severe floods by the end of 2016.
It is accepted by everyone that children need plenty of regular physical exercise, but parents in major cities are not doing enough to ensure this, experts say.
Applying advanced technologies would be a breakthrough-solution for successful restructuring of agricultural production, Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Nguyễn Xuân Cường said this week.
Sticking a ‘safe’ logo onto food products is one of the capital city’s recent efforts to fight off unsafe food, but the public is questioning its effectiveness.
Two workers were killed and two others wounded as a wall collapsed on a team of workers when they were demolishing an old building around 1.30pm in Trần Phú street on Wednesday.