Việt Nam News

SIB Connect Market is an initiative within the framework of ISEE-COVID to foster SIB networks across the country and support their market expansion and revenue growth.

Every year Hà Nội residents of all walks of life, especially the young, take part in a range of activities to mark the special occasion and express their pride and enhance their sense of responsibility to build the capital city and the nation to become more prosperous, beautiful and happy.

Accrediting hospitals can help improve the quality of health care by setting attainable benchmarks, bettering coordination and management of services, and strengthening public trust in medical services quality.

Shinhan Life Vietnam visited and distributed 1,100 free meals to paediatric patients and their families at Children’s Hospital 1 on August 30.

HCM City authorities opened Cây Khô bridge on August 30, which connects the two suburban districts of Nhà Bè and Bình Chánh.

The intense rainfall also destroyed nearly two hectares of maize and flooded five hectares of fruit trees in Bảo Thắng District.

This represents an 8 per cent increase from current levels, signalling a heavy workload for Việt Nam's busiest airport.

The defendants are required to pay compensation of over VNĐ5.2 billion to 19 victims who were defrauded by the group.

Việt Nam News' daily print edition will return on Wednesday, September 4.

Doctors at the City International Hospital in HCM City have successfully performed an emergency caesarean section on a 32-year-old with peripartum cardiomyopathy, saving both mother and child.

The HCM City education sector has announced plans to assist over 360 students from the American International School Vietnam (AISVN), which has ceased operations due to financial difficulties, including tax liabilities.

Experts predict the demand for tech-savvy professionals in fields like AI, machine learning, cybersecurity and digital finance is set to skyrocket.

Phạm S, Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee, said that to exploit the Indian market with its unique cultural, religious and lifestyle, it requires tailored services and standards.

Programme volunteers have planted more than 82,000 trees while the farmers have contributed an additional 950,000.

Of these 74 were phishing attacks and 11 malware installations.

Vĩnh Long Province aims to develop 14,000ha of vegetables that have origin traceability by 2030, accounting for 30 per cent of its total vegetable growing area.

Đồng Nai Province expects to spend VNĐ179 trillion (US$7.2 billion) on the national programme for building new-style rural areas this year.

The effort aims to provide residents in impoverished mountain areas with new homes, allowing them to settle and build stable lives.