Zero dong, big heart

Two charity groups have worked with local departments to create a market unlike any other, offering essential goods completely free of charge to support those in need. This will help guarantee a warm and wonderful Tết for the people of Chiềng Hắc commune in Sơn La Province.

Training in carbon credits available in Việt Nam

Lilama 2 Technology International College in the southern province of Đồng Nai on January 17 signed a contract with the UK’s BTEC Pearson on the transfer of training programmes in semiconductor technology and carbon credits

Community level healthcare key in tuberculosis fight

The pandemic delayed by five to eight years the provision of essential TB services and reducing the global TB burden, said Đinh Văn Lượng, director of the National Lung Hospital and head of the Executive Board of the Việt Nam Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Project.

Local residents get free health care from Korean doctors

South Korea Doosan Enerbility Vietnam (Doosan Vina), and doctors from Chung-Ang University Hospital, have provided  free medical examination, consultation, and medicine to 1,500 people in Bình Sơn and Trà Bồng districts, and sponsoring an X-ray digital radiography system for Bình Sơn Medical Centre in the province during the 13th charity medical programme.

Guardians of green realm

Việt Nam's lush green forests, brimming with natural life, face threats from illegal activities like logging and poaching. With forest rangers contending against these crimes daily, they say they need better support, including improved wages, to preserve the country's invaluable natural resources and beauty.

An historic moment in history

Cambodian people will never forget the end of the Pol Pot regime 45 years ago and the whole-hearted support and sacrifices made by Vietnamese voluntary troops. Those efforts have helped create an unbreakable bond between the two nations.

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