3,636 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed on Thursday Nine cases were found in Hà Nội.

Central and highlands localities work to recover from floods The Standing Office of the Central Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control has asked provinces and cities to continue monitoring weather forecasts and keep local authorities and people up-to-date to prevent and minimise damage due to natural disasters.

Agricultural co-operatives urged to further engage in digital transformation

Digital transformation in agriculture is the digitalisation of data relating to the agricultural value chains and connect them on digital platforms

Đắk Nông Province new COVID-19 hotspot with 16 local cases 16 new infection cases were reported in the central highland Đắk Nông Province on Monday, making the province a new COVID-19 hot spot.

Da Nang awaits post-pandemic tourism

At least 87 per cent of locals would engage in hometown tourism if the coronavirus is put under control by the central city later this year.

Việt Nam reports record high number of COVID-19 cases Việt Nam recorded the biggest daily increase in coronavirus cases on Thursday with 10,654 new infections, taking the total tally to 312,611, the Ministry of Health announced.

Wacky YouTuber wins hearts

With a warm voice and gift for telling stories explaining local culture and customs, YouTuber Lê Hoàng Nam has lured 3.18 million subscribers to his Challenge Me channel, which is one of the most popular YouTube channels in Việt Nam.

Traffic police lead way for workers to return to their hometowns

More than 1,200 workers, who are from Bình Thuận and Ninh Thuận southern provinces and are working in Đồng Nai Province, have been led way to come back to their home town to avoid COVID-19 pandemic.

A way to make ends meet in Central Highland province It is sunny and hot in Đắk Lắk Central Highlands province, and wind blows heat directly into people stooping on the hillsides or fields, groping for buffalo and cow dung.

Việt Nam aiming for a sustainable food system The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the world unpredictable challenges, and the agriculture sector has not been spared, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Lê Quốc Doanh said.