Yet more time off school Kindergarten and primary students nationwide resumed their studies in the middle of last month. Some sounded eager to go back to school, but others weren't quite ready to give up home comforts yet.

VNR proposes extending expiry date for locomotives, carriages Statistics of the VNR showed 121 locomotives will not be used from the beginning of next year to 2026 due to the age rule, leaving it with only 141 by 2026.

Việt Nam goes 29 days without community transmission

Việt Nam has gone 29 straight days without a new COVID-19 community infection. The country’s final COVID-19 hotspot, Đông Cứu Hamlet, Dũng Tiến Commune in Hà Nội’s Thường Tín District, had lockdown lifted at midnight on Thursday.

Johnson Electric reports results for the year ended 31 March 2020 Johnson Electric reports results for the year ended 31 March 2020

Economic incentives not enough for early marriage

Nosiness has been justified by a Government decision announced last week that advises Vietnamese nationals to marry before 30 and bear a second child before 35. 

Back to school after longest Tết holiday ever

The first week back at school for students in Việt Nam coincides with the first hot weather spell in the northern part of the country. Early warnings of stagnant air-conditioned spaces being an environment for viruses, in particular the novel coronavirus to inhabit and develop, have prompted many teachers and parents not to use air-conditioners, even when outside temperatures reach as high as 38-40 degrees Celsius. 

Tens of millions of students back to school after long COVID-19 break

Tens of millions of students from kindergartens to high schools nationwide returned to school on Monday morning after a three-month closure to prevent COVID-19 transmission.

Tea exports fall in Q1 due to COVID-19

According to the Việt Nam Tea Association, the COVID-19 pandemic had greatly impacted many key export markets of Vietnamese tea.

Hà Nội condominium market sputters: CBRE New launch supply in the quarter was limited at about 1,600 units, down 86 per cent year-on-year.

Apartment online markets thrive as residents shop indoors Online markets within apartment buildings are booming during the social distancing period, as more and more people are staying indoors and buying goods from their neighbours.