Restaurants, other services in HCM City to reopen The city authorities of HCM City have allowed the reopening of restaurants and other services starting from March 1.

74 volunteers receive made-in-Việt Nam COVID-19 vaccine in human trial's Phase II

A total 74 volunteers were given Vietnamese COVID-19 vaccine, Nano Covax, in the phase II of human trials on Friday at two administration sites in Hà Nội and Long An Province.

Two Việt Nam beaches among top beaches in Asia TripAdvisor readers have named Mỹ Khê in Đà Nẵng City and An Bàng in Hội An City among the most beautiful beaches in Asia.

Science ministry strengthens research to tackle COVID-19 pandemic

The ministry has worked with agencies to provide scientific information relating to the pandemic developments.

White sand inspires artist to imagine and create An art exhibition by Xuân Hạ depicts her life through personal experiences and external materials in her homeland in the central region. 

Việt Nam to take the lead in economic growth in Southeast Asia: Nikkei Asia Việt Nam is predicted to record a positive growth this year, especially in the context of US-China trade tensions that may take a long time in the coming years.

HCM City to clean more of its polluted canals, relocate poor people living along them HCM City plans to clean up more of its canals in 2021-25 and relocate people living in utter poverty along them. 

Zero waste systems could create more than 18,000 jobs in HCM City The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) said its new study shows that cities that invest in zero waste programmes and policies create numerous, good and green jobs, in addition to known benefits like reducing pollution and improving community health.

Long jumper Trọng aims to complete eight-metre promise

If the long jumper can add a small distance to his personal best, he will become the first Vietnamese athlete to jump 8m and prove he belongs on the world stage.

Vietnamese prioritise health, finance following pandemic: survey A year on since the Covid-19 pandemic first began Vietnamese are taking more control of their health and finance, driving greater interest in fitness and well-being along with insurance and retirement planning, as Asia looks to the longer-term impact of the disease, according to new research from Manulife.