Ministry looks for passengers on flights with COVID-19 patients The Ministry of Health on Wednesday morning announced it has identified seven more flights carrying passengers with the COVID-19 virus.

Emirates Group takes adaptive measures to cope with COVID-19 pandemic Emirates and dnata (Dubai National Air Transport Association) have been adapting operations in line with regulatory directives as well as travel demand since the COVID-19 outbreak began, according to the Emirates Group.

Investment projects eye March openings Two investment projects worth US$216 million at the Đà Nẵng Hi-Tech Park will be put into operation on the occasion of the city’s Liberation Day on March 29 one year after construction started.

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Expressway component projects to be shifted to public investment The Mai Sơn – Highway 45 Expressway, Highway 45 – Nghi Sơn Expressway and Phan Thiết – Dầu Giây section are to be changed.

Trains get cancelled due to coronavirus The ministry warned that worse was to come for the sector, with productivity drastically dropping by 40 to 80 per cent compared to the same time last year.

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MoH announces latest flights carrying COVID-19 cases The Ministry of Health on Wednesday night made an urgent announcement regarding two flights that landed in Việt Nam over the last few days carrying passengers who have since tested positive for COVID-19.

More passengers urged to come forward over COVID-19 infection fears

The Ministry of Health on Tuesday evening urged passengers on board three flights in the past two weeks to contact authorities after fellow passengers on each flight tested positive for COVID-19.

Young food stylist brings flair to Vietnamese cuisine

With her desire to improve the visual presentation of Vietnamese dishes, Meo Thuỳ Dương quit her career as a graphic designer to become a food stylist. After devoting much effort and time, Dương is now known as a famous food stylist in the country. Việt Nam News reporter Thu Ngan talks with Duong to see why she chose the career and the challenges that she faces in the 4.0 industry era.