Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Phạm Công Tạc said that sufficient scientific evidence has been collected to conclude the cause of unusual fish deaths that occurred in the central coastal region in early April, which will be announced soon.
The Transport Ministry asked highway investors to take urgent measures to deal with cracks and subsidence found on National Highway 1, which runs from Phan Thiết City in central Bình Thuận Province to Đồng Nai Province. The ministry said contractors will not be allowed to collect toll fees if repairs are not completed before May 20.
The Authority of Press under the Ministry of Information and Communications ordered a three-month suspension of Thế Giới Tiếp Thị (Marketing World), a supplement of Nông Thôn Ngày Nay (Countryside Today) newspaper, for its violations in two articles.
People aged more than 40, especially women, should have a low-fat, high-fibre diet to avoid conditions like gallbladder stones, doctors told a workshop in HCM City.
The HCM City Party Committee has urged relevant authorities to check the safety of all construction works.
About four weeks ago, seven seventh graders from Nguyễn Du Secondary School in Cam Ranh city were taking photos when one of the female students fell into a reservoir. The others extended their hands to help, but they fell as well.
Renewing policies and mechanisms is one way to help Vietnamese farmers adapt to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) when it takes effect, heard a workshop held in Hà Nội on Thursday.
UNICEF will engage with businesses in Việt Nam to build a culture of respect and support for children’s rights among them, an official has said.
Việt Nam needs a strategy on renewable energy development to ensure energy safety in the context of the country’s rapid economic growth and global climate change, said energy experts.
Eleven units assigned to test fertiliser quality - and to grant quality certification to production and business facilities nationwide - would face severe punishment for violations, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) said.
Việt Nam’s power needs would be fully met by renewable energy by 2050, according to a new report by World Wide Fund for Nature – Việt Nam and Việt Nam Sustainable Energy Alliance.
The World Bank has freshly approved a loan worth US$150 million for Việt Nam to improve local development policy related to economic management and competitiveness.
Salt producers have had a good harvest this year, but low prices are affecting their livelihoods.
Nearly 27 tonnes of frozen meat have been left unclaimed at Chùa Vẽ Port in the northern city of Hải Phòng for two years. The meat is now rotting, producing a foul odour.
Police in HCM City has proposed to the Ministry of Public Security a plan to revive the special anti-burglary force to deal with robberies in the city.
Any person who provides information to authorised agencies on smuggling or a trade fraud case will receive a reward of up to VNĐ200 million (US$8,900).
Happy Spoon Ltd Co, which supplies food to workers at the Minh Hưng industrial zone in Bình Phước Province, has been forced to temporarily suspended operations after 243 workers suffered from food poisoning.
More than 2,000 households along the Hồng (Red) River and the Thái Bình River will be relocated as part of the new national plan for flood prevention and control.
The Prime Minister has agreed to a pilot project to run electric cars to serve tourists in two more provinces.
Nắng Sông Hồng Eco JSC was asked to stop its business operations on the Hồng (Red) River bed in Bồ Đề Ward and dismantle its construction works before June 30.
