Việt Nam News

Lâm Đồng Province is accelerating replanting old coffee trees, aiming for 80–90 per cent of its newly planted coffee areas to use certified varieties by 2030.

The Food Waste Recycling Handbook was officially launched in HCM City on Wednesday (November 12) to promote green transformation and circular economy practices in Việt Nam.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính directed ministries, sectors and Gia Lai Province’s authorities to urgently provide financial support, interest rate assistance and supply of crop and livestock breeds, mparticularly shrimp farming stock, to affected residents and businesses.

King Club, located inside the Pullman Hà Nội Hotel, was licensed to offer prize-winning electronic games exclusively for foreigners. However, the licensed operator subcontracted the club’s management to another company, which organised illegal gambling sessions for Vietnamese nationals.

As the year-end fishing season approaches, authorities in Vĩnh Long Province are stepping up measures to prevent illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities, in line with national efforts to have the European Commission’s yellow card lifted.

According to the investigation agency, the pair promised loans ranging from hundreds of millions to billions of US dollars, then collected hefty “service fees” despite lacking any lending capacity.

The trials drew the attention of hundreds of local fishermen and residents, as they are part of the province’s efforts to raise public awareness about IUU violations and demonstrate strict law enforcement.

HCM City Traditional Medicine Hospital has attained the ISO 15189:2022 certification for its Laboratory and Diagnostic Imaging Department, marking it the first traditional medicine facility nationwide to achieve this international standard.

Agricultural co-operatives in Cà Mau Province play an increasingly vital role in linking rice production and consumption, helping farmers secure markets and increase their incomes.

A single metro line can carry between 40,000 and 60,000 passengers per hour in each direction, dozens of times more than buses or private cars, thereby optimising urban space to the fullest.

Experts agree that learning from countries with developed transportation systems is an urgent requirement to improve governance quality and gradually build a safe, intelligent and sustainable expressway system.

Việt Nam is working closely with the international community, particularly the World Health Organization (WHO), to mitigate the harmful effects of tobacco and create smoke-free environments.

Việt Nam recently witnessed typhoons and floods that have left an estimated 1.2 million people without safe drinking water and sanitation, which have caused widespread damage to homes, livelihoods, water systems, sanitation facilities, schools and health centres. 

The PM directed localities to identify their needs for crop and livestock varieties and other essential materials for agricultural recovery, and to report to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAE) prior to November 15 for prompt coordination and support.

Unilever Vietnam and the Health Ministry launch a decade-long programme promoting public health, hygiene education and sustainable schools nationwide.

Authorities have identified the poisoning agent as salmonella enteritidis and salmonella spp. bacteria, detected through blood and stool cultures of the patients.

More than 150 scientists, experts, lecturers, and postgraduate students from Việt Nam and abroad gathered in HCM City on Wednesday (November 12) for the first International Conference on Explainable Intelligence in Digital Twins (EIDT 2025).

“If we don’t ban the devices, we are effectively providing criminals with a ‘cover’ to target Vietnamese youth," National Assembly Deputy Lê Hoàng Anh from Gia Lai Province’s delegation said on Tuesday afternoon.