Việt Nam News

Both sides expressed their wish to continue expanding and strengthening cooperation in education, contributing to consolidating friendship and mutual understanding between Việt Nam and Russia.

Resettlement areas must be completed before major infrastructure projects start.

As RSV continues to pose a year-round threat, especially in tropical climates like Việt Nam’s, proactive immunisation measures are essential. Innovations like nirsevimab may well usher in a new era in paediatric respiratory care.

As of October 7 evening, more than 4,800 houses were inundated and suffered damage, while major transport networks were badly affected. Local authorities are racing against time to settle the typhoon aftermath and ensure safety for residents in high-risk areas.

The centre of Thái Nguyên Province remained under deep floodwaters early Wednesday.

A team of researchers at Hà Nội University of Science and Technology has developed the first-ever lamp in Việt Nam that cultivates algae in water to purify the air in enclosed spaces.

More than 200 soldiers from Regiment 2, Division 3, were mobilised to help evacuate people and property.

The target is set under Resolution No. 306/NQ-CP recently issued by the Government on adjustments to the national master plan for the 2021–30 period, a vision towards 2050.

Local authorities and forces remained on duty throughout the night to assist residents, moving belongings and evacuating people from severely flooded areas to safety.

HCM City plans to introduce low-emission zones and phase out high-polluting vehicles over the next decade, part of a sweeping push to clean up its traffic-choked air.

Phan Ngọc Hiển Commune in Cà Mau Province is pressing ahead with digital transformation and achieving positive results.

Currently, 47 per cent of labour is performed by humans, but this figure is projected to fall to 33 per cent by 2030.

A team of researchers at Hà Nội University of Science and Technology has developed the first-ever lamp in Việt Nam that cultivates algae in water to purify the air in enclosed spaces. This innovative solution offers a practical way to improve air quality in urban areas.

The navy, border guard, fishery surveillance, and coast guard forces are requested to coordinate patrols and inspections to prevent IUU fishing violations.

Many large irrigation reservoirs in the regions are also releasing water to ensure structural safety and cope with incoming floods as rainfall continues.

He stated that such accomplishments contribute to safeguarding political security and social order, and protecting the peaceful lives of the people.

Authorities are tasked with mobilising all available forces, equipment, and supplies to respond immediately to incidents, and reaching isolated areas to deliver food and essential aid.

Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing violations must face strict legal penalties, he said, adding authorities must maintain rigorous control over fishermen and vessels.