Việt Nam needs international support for bomb, mine clearance
This year's Hùng Kings' commemoration on April 10 will be adjusted to ensure COVID-19 pandemic prevention and control.
COVID-19 vaccines cause no negative impact on children’s genetics or future fertility, so children should be vaccinated to reduce their risk of severe disease and hospitalisations, according to experts.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on Monday presided over the regular Cabinet meeting, reviewing progress on socio-economic recovery, public investment and the State budget.
A total of 48,717 new COVID cases were reported in Việt Nam on Monday. It is the first time the country has reported less than 50,000 daily infections since February 21.
Việt Nam will begin issuing vaccine passports from April 15, the Health Ministry announced on Monday.
Hà Nội People’s Committee on Monday approved the education department’s proposal to resume in-person learning in first to sixth grades in all of its 30 urban and outlying districts and townships.
Outside of his duty as a teacher, teacher Nguyễn Huy Đạt also contributes to society with his good deeds.
The North-South Expressway projects for 2017-20 are standing at risks of shortage of 6.53 million cu.m of soil for the roadbed, according to the Ministry of Transport.
To establish a zero-đồng cafeteria for disadvantaged people during the pandemic, 34-year-old Nguyễn Hoàng Giang did not hesitate to sell his gold and beloved antique motorbike collection and turn his garage business into a 'field kitchen.'
Today is the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action and the theme for 2022 is “Safe Ground, Safe Steps, Safe Home”
Việt Nam has set an annual target to reduce the rate of fatal occupational accidents by 4 per cent. This is one of the key goals of the National Programme on Occupational Safety and Health for 2021-2025.
Restructuring agriculture has helped the south – central province of Bình Thuận reduce fallow farmlands, adapt to climate change and improve farmers’ incomes.
Tipping is not compulsory in Việt Nam and only tends to happen at high-end venues.
The health ministry announced 50,730 new COVID-19 infections on Sunday, a drop of 14,866 cases compare to yesterday.
UNICEF Việt Nam has called on the country to reopen schools for all age groups “without prerequisites”.