Việt Nam News

At the scene, the coach was found severely damaged, with its structure crushed and deformed.

A total of 133,489 candidates participated in the first phase of the 2026 Vietnam Academic Competency Test (V-ACT) organised by the Việt Nam National University-HCM City (VNU-HCM) on April 5, representing 98.3 per cent of registered applicants.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính issued Decision No 1012/QD-TTg approving a large-scale training scheme, mobilising 11 key educational institutions to prepare for the safe operation of nuclear power plants during 2030–2035.

A Vietnamese truck driver has been widely praised for rescuing a toddler who wandered onto a busy national highway in central Việt Nam in an incident that has renewed concerns over child safety near high-traffic roads.

A fisheries surveillance vessel has successfully towed a distressed fishing boat carrying 36 fishermen from central Quảng Ngãi Province after it suffered engine failure while operating near the Trường Sa (Spratly) Archipelago.

This year’s competition brings together 100 teams, including 78 competing in the Middle School division (Grades 6–8) and 22 in the newly expanded Primary School category (Grades 4–5). Over two intensive days of competition, nearly 500 participants will test their mettle in a series of rigorous preliminary and knockout rounds.

The maximum fine reaches VNĐ50 million ($1,898) for individuals and VNĐ100 million ($3,797) for organisations, aimed at strengthening deterrence against acts that exploit or harm vulnerable groups.

November 24 could be recognised as Việt Nam Culture Day and made a fully paid public holiday under a draft resolution that also sets out wide-ranging incentives to accelerate the development of the cultural sector.

April 7 has been selected by the Vietnamese Politburo as All People's Health Day.

In Hồ Chí Minh City, a science experience centre, designed like a mini ‘technology city’, is turning abstract concepts into hands-on discoveries for children, helping them access real-world applications early on and preparing them for an ever-evolving technological future.

By 2045, Việt Nam’s urbanisation rate is expected to reach an upper-middle level in ASEAN and Asia.

In an era where security concerns increasingly shape travel decisions, safety has become a decisive factor. Việt Nam's political stability and social order have helped position it as a reliable choice for international travellers.

Investigators said the group began operating in late 2025 after falling into financial difficulty. They allegedly conspired to steal cats at night and sell them for profit.

The incident highlights risks faced by travellers navigating mountainous areas using digital maps.

Held in response to the launch of the Vietnamese Language Day among overseas Vietnamese communities, the event aimed to enhance the quality of Vietnamese language teaching and learning in Laos while contributing to the great friendship, special solidarity, comprehensive cooperation and strategic cohesion between the two countries.

The project's investor is currently completing necessary procedures following negotiations and the signing of the project contract. Construction is scheduled to begin on April 28.

Hundreds of doctors and medical staff from central hospitals, armed forces medical units and reputable private healthcare institutions will join the event.

HCM City will break ground this month on two major infrastructure projects worth more than VNĐ97 trillion (US$3.7 billion) in bid to improve connectivity to Long Thành International Airport and support investment in southern Việt Nam.