Vietnamese version of book on Mỹ Lai massacre released

Titled ‘Mỹ Lai: Việt Nam, 1968 - Nhìn lại cuộc thảm sát’ in Vietnamese, the 700-plus page book, translated by Mạnh Chương, provides a full, comprehensive, and truthful description of one of the “darkest” events in the US’s military intervention in Việt Nam.

Slow loris monkey found roaming in HCM City hotel

Guests at the hotel in D1 Street in Thủ Đức City in HCM City, found a monkey individual in the hotel campus at around 12.15am on Monday. They managed to capture it and transferred it to local authorities.

Hà Nội strives to end HIV/AIDS by 2030

To achieve the above objectives, the municipal People's Committee proposed three groups of solutions focusing on prevention and harm reduction interventions, HIV/AIDS testing and surveillance, and treatment and care for people living with HIV.

A catwoman of Hà Nội

Meet Hà Nội’s catwoman! Nguyễn Thúy Hải is a true hero to abandoned felines. She has rescued and found homes for hundreds of abandoned cats over more than 24 years. Now she is busy taking care of 29 cats at her small apartment and continuing her mission to save pets each and every day.

Japanese rehab technician volunteers to help Vietnamese patients

Hiroaki, 34, used to be a rehabilitation technician in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan before moving to Việt Nam to work at Quảng Trị General Hospital’s Rehabilitation Department via the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)’s volunteer programme in Việt Nam.

Quảng Ninh ready to welcome int’l tourists via land border gates

State management agencies in charge of domestic tourism would coordinate with Chinese authorities and the two countries’ tourism associations to improve the quality of local services, contributing to promoting Quảng Ninh's tourism image to international holiday-makers.

Việt Nam hosts the 2023 Highlights of American Society of Hematology

Taking place for the first time in Việt Nam, the two-day event was jointly organised by the American Society of Hematology and the Việt Nam Association of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, attracting more than 400 delegates from haematology associations in 13 countries worldwide.

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