Marking the Month of Action for Children, Vice President Võ Thị Ánh Xuân brought gifts and encouragement to hundreds of seriously ill young patients at HCM City Children's Hospital No. 1, while calling on its doctors to push the boundaries of paediatric medicine.
Reports at the forum also highlighted a shift in treatment mindset from cell replacement to regenerative environment modulation, helping to optimise internal medicine treatment efficacy and expand clinical applicability.
The Traffic Police Department has rejected claims that traffic violations committed by foreigners are not handled by authorities, describing such information as false and potentially misleading.
As of Thursday, Việt Nam has not recorded any Ebola cases. The risk of Ebola entering the country from Congo and Uganda is low, but the possibility of importation via travellers returning from affected countries cannot be ruled out.
A surveillance operation that began in the second quarter of 2026 has led HCM City police to bust a mobile drug network spanning the southern region and the Central Highlands, resulting in the arrest and prosecution of more than 100 suspects.
The tourism regulator has instructed tour operators to screen customers more closely and monitor groups throughout overseas trips as outbound travel continues to surge.
Expressing profound gratitude to the martyrs, Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyễn Văn Mạnh affirmed that the Party organisation, armed forces and people of Huế will forever remember their immense sacrifices for the enduring existence of the nation.
Bùi Văn Vy is accused of first throwing his mobile phone at his father then repeatedly punching him and striking him with other objects in the face.
Hà Nội is expediting the development of a plan to establish a low-emission zone (LEZ) within Ring Road 1 to align with its environmental protection goals and sustainable urban development agenda. The initiative is seen as a breakthrough not only to curb worsening air pollution in the city's central areas but also to catalyse green transport transition, toward a smarter, cleaner, and more sustainable capital.
A delegation from Việt Nam's Ministry of Health led by Permanent Deputy Minister Vũ Mạnh Hà has attended the 79th World Health Assembly (WHA79) in Geneva from May 18-22.
Lý Ngọc Hà was among the first people in Văn Bàn Commune considered for financial support under local assistance programmes. Access to preferential loans allowed him to expand his poultry farm, increase the size of his flock and invest in better facilities.
A 13-year-old student in Lâm Đồng Province remains in a critical coma after an apparent suicide attempt, with his family and classmates saying he had been beaten and extorted by fellow pupils for an extended period.
Beyond protecting people before the rainy season, these Great Unity homes have also restored hope and given struggling families fresh motivation to escape poverty.
Recent drug-related arrests involving Vietnamese entertainers have drawn fresh attention to the growing spread of synthetic narcotics, as experts warn that substances including methamphetamine are becoming more sophisticated, more accessible and far harder to detect.
At the age of 91, Trần Thị Vượng can now feed herself, sit upright and walk again after undergoing a transcatheter aortic valve implantation at E Hospital.
With information on burial sites growing thinner, terrain tougher, and weather more harsh, officers and personnel of both teams maintained a high sense of responsibility, solidarity, and determination to overcome hardships and complete the mission.
The demand for temporary use of roads and sidewalks for business purposes in HCM City has increased sharply following the nationwide administrative restructuring last year.
Former health minister Nguyễn Thị Kim Tiến on Thursday was recommended a prison sentence of five to six years and was asked to compensate the State VNĐ108 billion (US$4.1 million) for the losses linked to her violations.
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