Việt Nam News

The extreme heat is predicted to last for the next 10 days.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Phạm Bình Minh on Monday led a Government working group to inspect components of HCM City’s first metro line Bến Thành-Suối Tiên.

One runway and four taxiways at Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport in HCM City will be closed for repair starting at midnight June 30 until 2pm on December 31.

No new cases reported on Monday evening

A newborn baby boy, who was found abandoned on a street on the outskirts of Hà Nội, died on Monday afternoon after 21 days of intensive care at hospital.

Five more COVID-19 patients have made a full recovery and were released from the treatment facility of the National Tropical Diseases Hospital on Monday morning, lifting the country’s total patients being given the all-clear to 335.

Vietnamese agencies in and outside the country worked with the national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines and French agencies on Sunday and Monday to arrange a flight for more than 280 Vietnamese citizens in France and some other European countries to return to Việt Nam.

HCM City should build an integrated elevated road system to tackle traffic congestion as land for transport in the inner city has become scarce, experts have urged.

The Prime Minister has approved the construction of Cần Giờ Bridge as well as plans to develop the Cần Giờ Tourism Urban Area project.

The number of farmers' cooperatives that have effective operations has increased as a result of support policies from Cà Mau Province in the Mekong Delta.

Coast guards donated money, rice and medical masks to help local fishermen to overcome difficulties after social distancing.

Students, who account for one fourth of the country’s population, have applied their awareness and knowledge about natural resources and environmental protection to practical activities.

There are 41 ethnic minority soldiers working on Trường Sa Archipelago, including people of Chăm, Mường, Dao, Mông, Khmer, S’tiêng, Tày and Raglai ethnicities.

Most of the violations involved the construction of houses and workshops, illegal sand exploitation and storage of building materials, and overloaded vehicles travelling on dykes.

HCM City authorities have seized more than 36,350 smuggled and counterfeited goods and imposed fines of about VNĐ7 billion (US$301,600) for violations after its coordination plan No 15 was launched last year in May.

Doctors from the Children’s Hospital No.1 and Phạm Ngọc Thạch Hospital in HCM City have successfully performed a live-saving surgery on a 12-year-old girl with tumours in the lung.

No new COVID-19 cases reported on Monday morning