Việt Nam News

Việt Nam is working with Taiwanese authorities to investigate the deaths of four Vietnamese nationals found in a Taoyuan apartment, with initial reports pointing to possible carbon monoxide poisoning.

Vesak, a major international religious event, holds great significance for Buddhists and those interested in Buddhism worldwide, including the Việt Nam Buddhist Sangha (VBS) and the country and people of Việt Nam, said State President Lương Cường.

Step back into history with a rare glimpse inside one of the tunnels in the heart of HCM City used by the Saigon Special Forces. This underground passage once stored over two tonnes of weapons and played a crucial role during the resistance war with America.

Elderly people are among the most at risk of being left behind in today’s digital age. But a unique AI class in Hà Nội’s Cầu Giấy District is working to ensure that doesn't happen. Seniors are now learning to use smartphones and AI applications for entertainment, shopping, communication and more.

Việt Nam’s sweeping administrative reforms are reshaping its Government, cutting public sector jobs, while opening doors to private enterprise and new economic projects, making career transitions a pressing challenge.

Startup stories of individuals aged 60–70 like Hoàng Chuẩn, Nguyễn Văn Khỏe and Doãn Phi Hải not only inspire the young but also highlight the enormous potential of the “silver economy.”

Phạm Xuân Thịnh, Director of Cát Tiên National Park, said that following the death of Đinh Văn Kiên, who was attacked by a gaur while patrolling the forest, the park has been actively supporting and consoling his family.

The boy was taken to the hospital by local residents at around 4pm on May 3 after reportedly being run over by a homemade three-wheeled vehicle.

Through relentless training and unwavering determination, Việt Nam’s elite commandos are the unsung heroes who protect peace for the nation.

Vietnamese authorities are recalling two health supplements, “Dáng xuân Phục linh Gold” and “Best Slim Collagen,” for containing Sibutramine, a banned substance linked to serious health risks. 

Throughout the holiday period, all medical examination and treatment facilities strictly adhered to the Ministry of Health’s directives on ensuring uninterrupted medical and emergency services.

HCM City has invested intensively in healthcare projects at the city gateways in an attempt to enhance access to healthcare services in suburban areas and alleviate the burden on central hospitals.

Ministry of Agriculture and Environment is making efforts to resolve all EC concerns before September 15, the deadline for submitting a progress report to the commission, as well as ensuring thorough preparations for the fifth inspection so as to secure the removal of the “yellow card” warning.

HCM City authorities are intensifying inspections of food production facilities, particularly those involved with processed milk and medical nutrition products, due to recent scandals of counterfeit food items that have sparked public outcry.

Fifty years after liberation, Bù Đăng District in Bình Phước Province has emerged as a peaceful and green locality, with improved infrastructure, a growing economy, and better living conditions for its people.

A truck driver is now facing legal action following the tragic death of a 14-year-old girl in Vĩnh Long Province last September. 

The idea of free lunches has been welcomed by parents and educators, who say providing a nutritious meal plays a crucial role in fostering both physical and mental health in students.

Generations of Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reporters have captured some of the most significant moments in the nation's history. During wartime, they risked their lives to take photographs and deliver breaking news. In times of peace, they have continued the legacy of their predecessors.