Việt Nam News

Tourists join a team-building activity at Diamond Bay Resort in the central Khánh Hòa Province. — Photo Vũ Tiến Chương

Ba Đình District Police last night proposed initiation of legal proceedings in the case of a house collapse that claimed two lives on Cửa Bắc Street yesterday.

HCM City needs to hire 25,000 workers this month, the city’s Human Resource Forecast and Labour Market Information Centre said.

A group of 19 students and three teachers from Hà Nội Amsterdam high school has been taking part in a study trip on robotics and startups at HaKfar HaYarok high school in Tel Aviv.

Doctors at the HCM City Medicine Centre have saved the life of a Japanese man after successfully performing hybrid cardiovascular surgery.

Đắk Nông authorities yesterday denied that the recent alkali leakage had caused fish deaths and skin allergies among some residents in the affected area.

The Việt Nam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT), under the information and communications ministry, yesterday issued a warning about three domains containing malicious codes.

The Central Highlands Đắk Nông Province has seen an increase in dengue fever cases since the beginning of 2016, whereas in Hà Nội, the number of cases has fallen.

Phúc Gia Bảo 868’s vice director-general was arrested yesterday for his involvement in the company’s fraudulent appropriation of VNĐ300 billion (US$13.3 million) from its customers.

The project consolidating the Thao River’s left bank and Lô River’s right bank in northern Phú Thọ Province is expected to be completed this year and stop plaguing locals with dust and noise.

Fines for administrative violations in operating and protecting irrigation projects are expected to increase sharply, according to a Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’s draft decree currently awaiting Government approval.

At least 10 people are reportedly dead or missing following a flood last night in the northern Lào Cai Province, authorities said this morning.

Việt Nam loses 2.5 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP) annually due to traffic accidents.

HCM City lawmakers have demanded better management of food safety amid complaints that many eateries patronised by students, workers and others do not meet hygiene standards.

More than half the Vietnamese employees polled in a recent survey conducted by Việt Nam General Confederation of Labour said they cannot make ends meet with their wages, even with the addition of pay for extra hours and allowances.

Deputy Prime Minister Trịnh Đình Dũng has called on ministries and agencies to closely supervise the country’s power demand to ensure national energy security and meet socio-economic development needs.

Britain’s exit from the EU should make ASEAN members think about the ramifications of the free movement of skilled workers, a senior economist has said.

Hà Nội Municipal People’s Committee has decentralised power in granting construction permits, which is expected to help it better manage and curb violations in construction.