Provinces and cities across Việt Nam, especially border areas, are stepping up their COVID-19 prevention and control efforts.
The HCM City's People Committee has added 35 old villas in the city to the list of ancient villas that need to be preserved.
The local outbreaks in Việt Nam while complicated, but still currently “within control,” Deputy Prime Minister Vũ Đức Đam said on Tuesday at the meeting of the national COVID-19 steering committee, urging people to remain vigilant but not to be overly panicked.
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COVID-19-infected staff working at Sunny Club in the northern province of Vĩnh Phúc are contracted with the Indian variant of coronavirus, the health ministry said on Tuesday.
Medical supplies for the effort were handed over at a ceremony held at Wattay International Airport in the country's capital Vientiane on Tuesday morning.
A massage therapist working at a hotel in Đà Nẵng is the latest person to test positive for COVID-19.
An apartment building with 1,500 residents in Hà Nội has been placed under lockdown after an Indian expert tested positive for coronavirus after finishing quarantine.
For more than 20 years, the space under the stairs of the first floor in the A3 apartment building in Nghĩa Tân Ward of Hà Nội has been home to bookshelves.
HCM City authorities will continue to resolve flooding and traffic congestion, build major transport works, and streamline administrative procedures to reach “smart city” status by 2030, a city official has said.
The skinny woman trembled, seemingly unable to stand still because of her happiness to receive a house thanks to the work of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Việt Nam funded and local people’s generosity.
