Knight of the night rescues traffic accident victims

Despite it is raining or late at night, hearing a call reporting that someone is having an accident on road, Lê Anh Tuấn goes to the scene immediately.

Two new expressways to be built in Cửu Long Delta The Ministry of Transport has directed the Cửu Long Corporation for Investment Development and Project Management of Infrastructure (CIPM) to do a pre-feasibility study for two expressway projects in the Cửu Long (Mekong) delta.

Hà Nội's food inspectors work tirelessly to ensure food safety Food inspectors had to work at full capacity to check the quality of food, especially before holidays.

Crop restructuring will help farmers avoid losses

Nguyễn Hữu Thiện, an independent expert on Ecology in the Mekong Delta talks to the newspaper Nhân Dân (The People) on causes leading to the problem of severe salty-water intrusion in the Mekong delta region and measures on how to cope with it, in both short and long terms

If you drink don’t drive: official

Nguyễn Ngọc Tường, deputy head of the Hồ Chí Minh City Transport Safety Committee, talks to Sài Gòn Giải phóng (Liberated Sai Gon) newspaper on his committee’s resolve to continue the crackdown on drink driving during the coronavirus outbreak

New industrial zone approved for Bình Định Province

Expected to cost more than VNĐ3.33 trillion (US$143 million), the IZ will span 1,000ha in Canh Vinh Commune, Vân Canh District.

Transport ministry asked to explain North-South Expressway delay

Thanh Niên (Young People) newspaper on February 11 reported that the land clearance progress of the expressway’s eastern section had been delayed.

Artist shows off miniature paintings Artist Vũ Đình Tuấn is displaying his miniature paintings for the first time at an exhibition which opened in Hà Nội on February 19. 

Transgender singer’s MV reaches 18.6 million hits on YouTube Transgender singer Hương Giang’s latest music video (MV) has attracted more than 18.6 million views on YouTube, with other hits gaining fame as well.   

With schools closed, software companies fill the breach with free e-learning software Many software companies have provided free e-learning software for students to learn online while schools remain closed at least until month-end due to novel coronavirus fears.