Noru is the fourth storm to hit the East Sea this year.
Kiên Giang Province will invest in building water supply pipeline networks to supply water to 8,000 households in areas with limited access to water.
Meow House by is a cozy cat cafe that works with local animal rescue shelters and helps stray cats find their forever homes. The cafe is in District 2, but they will relocate to 266 Điện Biên Phủ Street, Bình Thạnh District on October 5.
Only about 11 per cent of the domestic labour force is highly skilled while 26 per cent are trained workers with degrees and certificates, reported the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.
Never in their wildest dreams did IT engineers Chu Quang Khánh and Phạm Dương Nam ever imagine that they would be on the stage receiving an award for their work on national security.
Vũ Quang Hội - Chairman of Bitexco Group said that he would bring to Vietnam a school with all levels from kindergarten to high school, with the best and most modern facilities in the world.
The country has to date administered over 259 million doses of vaccines against COVID-19 for those aged from five.
The University of Economics HCM City (UEH) in collaboration with the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) on September 24 launched “Shine with Australia Month”, taking place from October 9 to 30.
More than 100 health experts and scientists shared experience and lessons leant in dengue prevention and control at a workshop organised by the in HCM City’s Pasteur Institute in HCM City on September 23.
The common point in two outstanding farmers in Cần Thơ is that they are successful in the transformation of agricultural production models, and bringing higher economic efficiency.
Trần Thị Hoàng and Nguyễn Ngọc Hiền were blessed with two children, but the blessing soon turned to a curse because of birth defects from Agent Orange.
They said that developing private schools should be encouraged as it will reduce the overloading of public schools in the province.
K Hospital and Novartis Vietnam signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a project to strengthen healthcare capability for cancer patients in Việt Nam on September 22.
Most of the children were hospitalised due to diseases relating to respiratory or digestive disorders with symptoms of vomit, fever, diarrhea and cough.
A meeting was held to celebrate the 25th anniversary of cooperation between the 108 Military Central Hospital and the Korean Society of Smile for Children on September 22.