Women jailed for propaganda

The HCM City People’s Court sentenced three women to prison for anti-State propaganda at a trial yesterday.

Car accident kills three, injures eight

At least three people died and eight others were injured after a seven-seat car plunged into an abyss in the northern mountainous province of Lạng Sơn yesterday.

Road violation fine via monitoring devices starts in May

Surveillance cameras and speed monitoring devices installed along the Hà Nội-Lào Cai and  Pháp Vân-Cầu Giẽ-Ninh Bình expressways will start recording violations on May 1 and July 1 respectively, according to Transport Deputy Minister Nguyễn Hồng Trường.

MARD launches national movement to protect dykes

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has launched a national programme promoting the involvement of all levels of authorities and society in the protection of dykes across  the country.

Students ask for access to research

Students, especially those attending private schools and centres for continuing education in HCM City, face difficulties accessing research facilities and applying their research findings in practical settings.

Tây Ninh border gate to expand

The Tây Ninh Province People’s Committee has announced that the auxiliary border gate Chàng Riệc located in the province’s Tân Biên District has been officially upgraded to a main border gate.

Video contest on LGBT issues opens

A video contest about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues, entitled “No limited love,” was launched today in Hà Nội.

Long An told to resolve IP fee dispute

Deputy PM Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has urged the southern province of Long An to resolve a dispute about maintenance fees between an industrial park developer and companies operating in the park.

Low-clearance bridges risk collapse

About 251 bridges nationwide are facing the risk of collapse from collision with waterway vehicles because of their low clearance heights, the Việt Nam Inland Waterways Administration (Viwa) said.

VEC cracks down on overloaded vehicles

The Việt Nam Expressway Service Joint Stock Company (VEC) refused to provide services to about 2,800 overloaded vehicles, mostly trucks, in the first quarter this year, a VEC report said.

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