Australian police take ‘black box’ off cruise ship in coronavirus homicide probe Australian police have raided the coronavirus-stricken Ruby Princess cruise ship and seized its black box, they said on Thursday, as part of a homicide investigation after thousands of passengers were allowed to disembark in Sydney and 15 later died of the illness.

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Comprehensive solutions needed to curb decade-long illegal bus stops

Despite a decade-long push to prevent buses stopping at unauthorised pick-up points, the problem is still a major concern in Hà Nội. Now experts have warned the authorities they must take comprehensive and strict measures to curb the problem, and punish buses that break the law.

MoNRE gets nod on material dumping on Bình Thuận Sea

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has officially granted permission to a steel company to dump more than 15.3 million cubic metres of material into the sea area off the coast of central Bình Thuận Province.

Cà Mau fishermen help authorities regenerate marine resources

Authorities in the southernmost province of Cà Mau are working hard to protect aquatic species in an effort to regenerate them following a long bout of overfishing, and fishermen are strictly following restrictions imposed on them for this.

Vietjet flight crew suspended following landing nightmare

The Civil Aviation Administration of Việt Nam (CAAV) has decided to suspend the flight crew of a Vietjet Air flight that encountered landing problems at Buôn Ma Thuột Airport in Đắk Lắk Province last week.

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Drivers turning off black boxes to avoid violations detection

More than 630,000 vehicles using roads in Việt Nam are required to use black boxes to send data to transport agencies, but on average, one on four vehicles don’t fulfill these obligations.

Cà Mau develops sea-based economy, builds bigger fishing ships

The Mekong Delta province of Cà Mau is building high-capacity fishing ships as part of its push to develop its sea-based economy.

Legal proceedings launched after accident in Lai Châu

Police from the northern province of Lai Châu on Monday decided to start legal proceeding after an accident between a concrete mixer and a coach on National High No 4D through Tam Đường District which left 13 dead on Saturday.