Việt Nam News

The Vu Lan – Filial Piety and Nation Programme 2025 was launched on Tuesday afternoon in Hà Nội by the Việt Nam Buddhist Sangha.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has ordered the completion of the HCM City Ring Road No. 4 project by the end of 2028, with land clearance and resettlement to be finalised no later than June 2026.

As of Monday, the company has completed the removal and replacement of all damaged sections of the canopy systems covering escalators and outdoor walkways at Thái Hà, Vành Đai 3 and Văn Quán stations, which were affected by Typhoon Yagi in 2024.

The proposal, part of the draft Law on Administrative Sanctions in the Field of Population, aims to tighten enforcement and deter violations.

Cà Mau Province is beginning to see positive results from its ongoing efforts to restore aquatic resources, as local ecosystems gradually recover and fish populations show signs of rebounding.

As part of a long-term commitment to enhance the urban landscape and ensure public safety, the city is pushing forward with the ambitious undergrounding of power lines and telecommunications cables.

The heatwave, with the highest temperature of up to 40 degrees Celsius, in the northern region has been ended since Tuesday morning.

The plan outlines seven key focus areas, notably including the drafting of specific legal documents to spell out details on the provisions of the resolution, the planning of the urban railway network and transit-oriented development (TOD) areas and the preparation and implementation of major investment projects for the 2026-2045 period.

A key focus for the National Innovation Centre (NIC) is workforce development, particularly in the semiconductor industry. The centre is coordinating the realisation of a Government decision to train 50,000 engineers by 2030, with a long-term vision extending to 2050.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) plans to reduce the time needed to issue work permits to foreigners in Việt Nam from 36 days to 10 days and to push for online application and processing.

The frequent earthquakes in Kon Tum and Quảng Nam are primarily due to a combination of natural geological factors and human-induced seismic activity.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính underlined the need for ministries, sectors and localities, especially their heads, to give due attention to the issue with the right level of commitment, vision, and empathy in service of the people and the nation.

In recent years, Hà Nội’s suburban districts such as Đông Anh, Gia Lâm, Hoài Đức, Thanh Trì, and Đan Phượng have seen marked improvements in infrastructure and socioeconomic conditions.

Deep within Cúc Phương National Park, a powerful mission is underway to save some of the world’s most endangered primates. At the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre, every rescue marks a step towards healing, hope, and a return to where they truly belong in the wild.

The Government has authorised the transfer of State-managed infrastructure at Phú Quốc International Airport from the Ministry of Construction to the Kiên Giang People’s Committee.

More than 300 children from shelters, open houses and child protection centres in HCM City and neighbouring provinces have enjoyed numerous sports and physical education activities at a programme held in  Bình Dương Province on the occasion of the International Day for Children (June 1).

As Việt Nam grapples with profound demographic shifts, moving from a period of golden population, the country is preparing to take a major legislative leap with the formulation of its first-ever Population Law.

Concerns arose in the waterway sector, where 22 accidents occurred, unchanged from last year, but fatalities rose by 41.67 per cent to 17, and injuries surged 150 per cent to five.