Quảng Nam, Đà Nẵng to dredge Cổ Cò River The central province of Quảng Nam and Đà Nẵng have agreed to start dredging a 28km section of the Cổ Cò River to boost commercial water traffic between Hội An and Đà Nẵng.

Ministry of Finance proposes increasing wastewater fees The fee is planned to be equivalent to 15 per cent of the water price (VAT excluded), compared to 10 per cent as previous

Airlines, railways and buses add transport capacity for holiday Airlines, railway and bus stations will increase transport capacity to meet  travel demand during the Reunification Day and Labour Day holiday from April 27 to May 2.

Tourism stocks likely to heat up during peak season

Summer is the peak season for tourist companies and high sales and dividend rates are expected to drive tourism shares up in the coming months.

Kiên Giang district expands two-stage industrial shrimp farming An Minh District in Kiên Giang Province is expanding a two-stage industrial farming model to breed white-legged shrimp which offers high incomes to farmers and protects the environment.

Summer comes, the whole country sweats High temperatures have been reported across the country, throwing local life into chaos as the scorching heat of Việt Nam's summer takes hold.

Central Highlands people lack access to clean water as supply projects abandoned Hundreds of clean water projects have been built in the Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) recent years to serve people living in poor and remote areas.

Rural districts in HCM City to develop agri-tourism The HCM City People’s Committee has instructed the city’s tourism sector and authorities of its five suburban districts to develop agri-tourism and other tourism services.

Extensive flooding in eastern Canada forces evacuations Flooding in eastern Canada forced the evacuation of 1,200 people while more than 600 troops have been deployed in response, authorities said Sunday.

Hà Nội tightens control over medical waste

Last year, more than 27.5 tonnes of medical waste was discharged daily in the city including 8.4 tonnes of hazardous waste