Reviving life in the 'mysterious disease' village

Over 12 years ago, Rêu Village was struck by a sinister disease known as the "mysterious illness," which claimed the lives of dozens of its inhabitants. Nowadays, though painful memories still linger, the transformation is evident and for the better.

Việt Nam and international partners work together on gender equality

Ensuring gender equality is a very important issue for both Việt Nam and New Zealand, both countries have taken significant steps trying to bridge gaps in gender equality. There's much that both countries can be proud of, and I think the Vietnamese women's contribution to the labour force is very well known.

Resources readied for Typhoon No 5 response

Authorities were directed to inform vessels, especially tourist boats, about the typhoon's location and movement so they could proactively avoid or evacuate from dangerous areas. Military units in the affected areas would be mobilised to provide support and assistance to help affected residents recover from the disaster.

Experts recommend expanding maternity coverage

Representatives at the workshop on expansion of maternity protection in Việt Nam said that the adjustment would connect social security policies with economic and employment policies, as well as child care services.

The extraordinary bond between officer and canine companion

The life of a working dog is tied exclusively to one officer, typically for 5-7 years. The dog dedicates its entire life to bonding and working alongside that officer. A mission's success, to a large extent, depends on the dog's significant contribution.

Giving the gift of life

Lê Bá Huỳnh Đức, a young man in the central highland province of Đắk Lắk has donated his blood 65 times in the past 10 years. He has set a good example of a man living for the community.

Forum discusses healthcare innovations

Domestic and international health experts discussed new ways to bring Việt Nam's healthcare and pharmaceutical industry to new heights based on innovation and creativity at a forum on October 18 in Hà Nội.

Life will never be the same after drunk driving accident

The Neurology Department of the Việt Nam-Germany Hospital receives drunk driving patients almost every day. Dr Bùi Huy Mạnh said patients from traffic accidents account for one fifth of the total number admitted to the department.

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