A nationwide push to streamline local government has quadrupled some Hà Nội neighbourhoods overnight, leaving officials walking thousands of new doorsteps to relearn who lives where.
The event, organised by the Youth Advisory Group to the UN Country Team Việt Nam, brought together 44 youth groups, social enterprises, educational institutions and UN-supported programmes.
The gold medalists are Nguyễn Viết Trung Nhân, an 11th grader, and Nguyễn Hữu Tuấn, a 12th grader, both from the High School for Gifted Students under the University of Science, Vietnam National University, Hà Nội.
From a hillside vegetable plot in Phú Thọ to community tourism and climate-resilient farming, the Irish government funded Resilience First Programme is helping ethnic minority women build stronger livelihoods, stronger communities and greater confidence in the face of climate change.
Nhân Dân Gia Định Hospital’s second facility that opened eight months ago is marking a pivotal shift in HCM City’s emergency care system by creating an emergency and critical care centre in the downtown area and working in close coordination with the 115 Emergency Centre, according to the city Department of Health.
Việt Nam is marking the 300th anniversary of the birth of renowned scholar Lê Quý Đôn with a series of commemorative events and initiatives, from a national ceremony and scientific conference to a special postage stamp, science award and efforts to preserve and promote his intellectual legacy.
Vietnamese prosecutors have indicted two drivers over a crash on the Trung Lương–Mỹ Thuận Expressway that killed a foreign national after his car struck a truck stopped improperly on the emergency lane two years ago.
Six Nigerian nationals have each been fined VNĐ35 million for overstaying their permitted period of residence in Vietnam by more than one year, while two accommodation establishments linked to the case were also fined a combined VNĐ61.5 million.
Heavy rain in Nghệ An Province has destroyed a recently built temporary bridge and triggered landslides, leaving hundreds of households isolated and roads blocked.
Two missing victims have been rescued after went missing at sea after rough waves swept them to water off Nghê cape – the far east most of Sơn Trà Peninsula – during a photo trip early morning on August 8.
A range of tasks are being urgently implemented, including data digitisation, technology infrastructure development, improving the quality of online public services and helping residents access essential digital platforms.
Held in Việt Nam for the first time by the Vietnam Internet Network Information Centre under the Ministry of Science and Technology, the event brought together experts and participants from 10 countries across the region.
Through the initiative, young innovators will receive support to develop their ideas, test their solutions in real-life settings, and create lasting, positive impacts for society.
Obesity is a serious medical condition that is often overlooked. The greater the degree of obesity, the lower the life expectancy due to the risk of comorbidities.
The capital aims to complete the collection of biological samples from unidentified war martyrs’ remains by October, despite difficult working conditions and the deterioration of remains buried for decades.
According to the Phước Long Water Supply Enterprise, water pressure reductions and the temporary suspension of water supplies could last 48 hours, from 5am on Thursday to 5am on Saturday.
Hà Nội is aiming to complete DNA sampling from more than 4,500 unidentified war graves by October, city officials said on Friday, as the country steps up efforts to identify soldiers and return their remains to their families.
From building roads and repairing schools to delivering humanitarian aid, Việt Nam's blue beret engineers have left a lasting mark in Abyei. Through compassion, professionalism and dedication, they are improving lives and strengthening communities while representing Việt Nam in United Nations peacekeeping operations.