Việt Nam News

People are being warned to tread carefully when choosing post-COVID treatment options as the number of private health clinics offering this service has mushroomed.

Quảng Nam Province in central Việt Nam is pivoting towards a green tourism strategy that will focus on recycling, environmentally-friendly waste treatment, organic food, 'zero single-use plastics' and lower emissions.

A worrying trend has emerged with people selling medicine to treat coronavirus on social media sites. In some cases, posters send messages direct to patients.

Osaka began hosting the first 21-student group from central Việt Nam for one-year at-work training and internship courses at hospitals from March, after a deadlock due to COVID-19 in 2020-21.

A number of districts in Hà Nội have been successful in using IT applications in monitoring COVID-19 cases

The Vietnamese Government on Tuesday agreed to waive entry visa requirements for foreign nationals entering the country from 13 nations.

While Hà Nội’s COVID caseload is surging, the capital city has seen fewer severe infections and less people needing hospital treatment.

Several problems that have arisen since students returned to HCM City schools after the Tết holiday have left all stakeholders – parents, teachers, students and others – worried and anxious.

The Ministry of Health says regulations have been eased - and people with coronavirus can leave their isolation areas if absolutely necessary to do so, as long as they wear masks and keep apart from other people. But these movements are still restricted within their home. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has already exacted a heavy toll on all of us and a heavier toll on many of us.

Just three weeks after restarting in-person classes, many schools in HCM City are facing a shortage as an increasing number of teachers get COVID-19 infections.