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As of 7am on Tuesday, 3,188 houses were still inundated - mainly in Bắc Ninh, Hà Nội and Phú Thọ. Bắc Ninh reported 1,587 homes under water, Hà Nội 1,503 and Phú Thọ 98. 

The Việt Nam Education Publishing House (VEPH) was honoured with the Outstanding Digital Transformation Enterprise and Public Institution award at the Việt Nam Digital Transformation Awards 2025. This prestigious award honours organisations that have effectively integrated digital technology to transform their management and operational models with significant efficiency.

Learners attended a session on 'Counselling skills for victims of domestic violence in legal aid cases' where they practiced methods of approaching, listening, empathising with and guiding victims to exercise their legal rights.

The University of Economics HCM City (UEH) has launched the UEH CEO Programme, a course specifically designed for business leaders, business owners and their successors.

On the sidelines of the event will be eight discussions, 32 workshops, and over 20 exhibition booths of participating countries and organisations focusing on science, technology, digital transformation, cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention.

Between 2025 and 2030, at least 35,000 skilled workers will be trained to serve high-speed and urban railway projects, as well as provide teaching staff for educational institutions.

Rainfall from 7pm on Monday to 3am on Tuesday exceeded 60mm in some places, recorded at stations such as Chợ Tràng (Nghệ An), Sơn An (Hà Tĩnh), Gia Vòng (Quảng Trị), Mô Rai (Quảng Ngãi), Cái Sao (An Giang) and Tam Thôn Hiệp (HCM City).

Phase one of the Khánh Hòa–Buôn Ma Thuột Expressway project, spanning a total length of 117.5km, is expected to reach substantial completion by next year.

Accordingly, in the 2021–2030 period, Gia Bình Airport will have a designed capacity of about 30 million passengers and 1.6 million tonnes of cargo per year.

To reach the level of other major regional metropolises, the city needs comprehensive and strategic solutions in urban management, transport infrastructure, human resource development, and sustainability.

The break will run from Saturday, February 14 (the 27th day of the 12th lunar month) through Sunday, February 22 (the 6th day of the 1st lunar month).

HCM City is accelerating the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to enhance smart urban management, improve public services, and preserve cultural heritage.

Việt Nam has experienced 11 storms so far this year, resulting in 238 deaths and nearly 400 injuries.

When boats couldn’t reach and the current grew too strong, a team of volunteer drone operators leapt into action bridging isolation through technology - one flight, one life-saving drop at a time.

In response to prolonged flooding that has caused severe damage in northern mountainous provinces, the SOS Food project — an emergency food platform founded and operated by the Vietnam Food Bank Network — has launched a campaign to deliver essential supplies to flood-affected communities in Thái Nguyên, Cao Bằng and Sơn La. 

State reserves units in disaster-hit localities have maintained 24-hour operations to ensure rapid response, the absolute safety of warehouses and goods, and the preservation of adequate stock levels and quality as required.

Observing ocean colour from satellites allows for the estimation of optical-biological and biogeochemical parameters, reflecting species characteristics, phytoplankton morphology, and seawater quality. This is particularly important for coastal areas.

Experts from New Zealand shared their experience and engaged with members of the Vietnamese engineering and medical units to collect data and design a psychological support programme tailored for Vietnamese peacekeepers.