Emergency physicians devote to save patients

In a 200-square-metre room, Dr Khâu Minh Tuấn is busy on his rounds, asking patients about why they are in hospital and performing a rapid medical evaluation.

Fugitive turns himself in to flee the coronavirus outbreak

A wanted fugitive has surrendered to the police in the hope of avoiding the coronavirus crisis.

US-Việt Nam cooperation led to child sex tourism indictment in California A US federal grand jury has charged a 64-year-old man from of San Francisco, California, with repeatedly traveling to Việt Nam in order to engage in illicit sexual conduct, US Embassy in Hà Nội announced in a release on Friday.

Five more investigated for Đà Nẵng-Quảng Ngãi expressway issues Police on Tuesday arrested a former director and vice director of construction contractors involved in an expressway after severe degradation was reported on the road more than a year after it opened.

Former general director of construction firm under arrest Nguyễn Tuấn Anh, former general director of Đà Nẵng Building Materials, Construction and Trade One Member Limited Company, was arrested on Wednesday night.

UK police say 39 Vietnamese died from lack of oxygen, overheating Thirty-nine Vietnamese migrants found in the back of a truck in Britain last year died of lack of oxygen and overheating, police said on Tuesday, citing provisional autopsy results.

Police raid fails to nab mass shooting suspect A man who allegedly gunned down and killed four people in HCM City remains at large nearly 36 hours after police carried out a raid to hunt him down.

Police bust counterfeit money ring in HCM City HCM City police have busted a large-scale counterfeit money ring and arrested two men allegedly involved in the group, police said on Thursday.

Canada court adjourns Huawei exec's extradition battle The Canadian court tussle over the arrest of a Huawei telecoms executive was put in limbo on Thursday when a judge adjourned the case that pits the United States against China.

Charges against Huawei exec 'fiction,' defense says at start of extradition The Chinese telecommunications executive whose arrest in Vancouver badly strained Canada-China relations went to court on Monday to fight extradition to the United States, with her lawyers calling the accusations against her "fiction."