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Voters expressed their opinions and made some suggestions on issues related to business development, job creation, sustainable employment, and the living standards of workers; gave solutions for developing housing and social security; and reflected on the shortcomings and difficulties in the implementation of laws related to the rights and interests of businesses, workers, and labourers.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Trà Vinh has earmarked VNĐ626 billion (US$27 million) this year for socio-economic development activities to improve the lives of ethnic minorities, mostly Khmer.

The victims were a 67-year-old woman and her three grandchildren, aged 10, 8 and 4. The fire occurred in a three-storey house that covers 40sqm.

The opening ceremony was co-organised by the Ministry of Science and Technology (MoST), the Việt Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and the Nam Định People’s Committee.

The Military Hospital 175 in HCM City has been achieved the level “Diamond Status” at the World Stroke Organisation (WSO) Angels Awards in recognition of improvements in its stroke care quality.

At a conference on Education and Training Development in the Mekong Delta region, data on school and classroom networks have shown stability in the development of educational and training activities in the region.

The southernmost province of Cà Mau plans to have an additional four new-style rural communes by the end of this year, taking the number of new-style rural communes to 58, or 70 per cent of its total communes.

The south-eastern province of Tây Ninh has implemented a number of policies to improve the lives of ethnic peoples.

HCM City authorities plan this year to improve the city’s competitiveness to create the most favourable conditions for investment, production and businesses in all fields as it announced its 2022 Department and District Competitiveness Index (DDCI) results.

Nguyễn Phong Nhã, deputy head of the Vietnam Telecommunications Authority, said not many two-way locked subscribers had verified their information.

These policies are expected to bolster the country's socioeconomic development by attracting foreign visitors, following the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is the recognition of the Party and State for the achievements of many generations of journalists who have devoted and worked hard to cultivate the development of the newspaper as well as the Vietnam News Agency and the revolutionary press in general, said the Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper Ninh Hồng Nga.

Pharmaceutical Corporation Boehringer Ingelheim is accelerating its commitment to bring positive impact to people, animals, communities, and the planet through a broad range of corporate social responsibility (CSR) programmes in Việt Nam.

The latest investigation by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) on over 10 dog farms in Việt Nam has revealed the brutal reality of the breeding industry in the country.

The proliferating breeding industry in Việt Nam, driven by an increasing demand for pets, is trapping many puppies born out of farms with little or no welfare in a vicious cycle of suffering.

How to transform economic models towards green growth to achieve net zero emissions will top the agenda of the fourth HCM City Economic Forum to take place in September.

In an exclusive Zoom interview with Việt Nam News reporter Vân Nguyễn, PETA’s spokesperson Bùi Thu Hà talks about the details of their investigations and how the public and authorities can act to prevent animals' suffering in these breading facilities. 

Throughout its 40-year journey of development, Tin Tức newspaper has implemented numerous changes to adapt to the press development trend and meet the increasing demands of its readers.