Quảng Ninh Province to keep moving forward

During a working visit to Quảng Ninh Province last October, Deputy Prime Minister Lê Văn Thành said he was impressed by the achievements made by Quảng Ninh Province given the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and the global economic turmoil.

Ending dog and cat meat trade

A seminar on ending dog and cat meat trading was held recently in Hà Nội to discuss problems and feasible solutions to address the issue. Despite improved awareness of animal welfare from the public, more efforts still need to be done to completely end this consumption in Việt Nam.

Jam packed

As the end of the year approaches, traffic congestion is getting worse in HCM city. Not only at gateways, airports and seaports, but many roads in the city centre are jam packed with traffic .

War on drugs

Located near the Golden Triangle of drug trafficking, Nam Can is a hotspot for narcotic-related violations. In this commune that shares a 480km long border with Laos, guards work tirelessly to safeguard the border and the people.

Việt Nam, New Zealand strengthen educational cooperation

Many educational activities that took place within the framework of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s visit to Việt Nam from November 14-17 reaffirmed the importance of bilateral cooperation in education between the two countries, according to Education New Zealand, New Zealand’s government agency for international education.

HIV prevention model for factory workers sees positive results

More than 15,000 factory workers at high risk of HIV infection have access to HIV prevention and treatment services through an HIV prevention intervention model called SAFE-ZONE, according to the Vietnam Administration for HIV/AIDS Control (VAAC).

Homes destroyed

Watch the moment a man realises house was destroyed due to erosion. He lives in the Mekong Delta. In just two hours, 13 homes in Vĩnh Long Province collapsed.

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