The Việt Nam National University of Agriculture (VNUA)'s Pet Rescue Centre doubles as a shelter for abandoned pets in Hà Nội, giving them the love they crave.
Health centres nationwide are being warned not to take advantage of the pandemic by hiking up prices of COVID tests.
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Trà Vinh is speeding up restructure of agriculture to suit local conditions, adapt to climate change and meet market requirements.
Việt Nam on Sunday crossed the mark of 200 million COVID-19 vaccines administered, just over a year since the ‘historic inoculation campaign’ was launched on March 8 last year.
With 166,968 new infections announced on Sunday, Việt Nam’s total COVID-19 caseload reaches six million, while the total number of vaccines administered nationwide crosses the 200-million mark.
Two more repatriation flights for Vietnamese nationals fleeing from war-torn Ukraine landed in Nội Bài International Airport on Sunday, bringing home nearly 600 people.
Three component-projects of the North-South Expressway are behind schedule, according to the Ministry of Transport.
Prolonged delay in building the T3 passenger terminal for the Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport can inflict heavy losses, experts warn.
A three-year-old girl brutally injured allegedly by her mother’s boyfriend, died on Saturday.
Việt Nam reports 168,719 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday.
Children’s hospitals in HCM City are overcrowded with COVID-19 outpatients, but most have mild symptoms and are given medicines and instructions for home care, doctors say.
Bus driver Lê Xuân Huy has become a familiar face for bus travellers in HCMC, for his heroic deeds and acts that bring joy.
Just three weeks after restarting in-person classes, many schools in HCM City are facing a shortage as an increasing number of teachers get COVID-19 infections.
The Việt Nam Young Physicians Association has just released three healthcare manuals for COVID-19 patients who are recovering at home.
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Kiên Giang is seeking to make its marine aquaculture safe and sustainable and economically efficient, according to its Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Regarding the recent Health Ministry suggestion that asymptomatic COVID-19 cases (F0) and close contacts (F1) can still go to work during their quarantine period, a trade union official has called for support mechanisms to ensure the patients’ benefits.
