Little angel goes back to heavenThe death of an ill and abandoned baby girl has touched the hearts of thousands of Dan Tri/DTiNews readers.
One man’s mission against abortionToo many times Tong Phuoc Phuc has looked at the dead body of an innocent child aborted without having a chance.
The true cost of ‘free’ plastic bagsThough affecting the environment at an alarming level, plastic bags keep being given away in Vietnam.
Vinamit’s odor picked up by policeVinamit has been caught polluting the environment and now, the community’s complaints have been validated.
War veteran on brink of death desperate to help familyA war veteran, struggling with lung cancer, is living with his family in a tent in Nghe An Province.
Golfers tee off against heart diseaseSaigon Golf Association will host a charity golf tournament at Vietnam Golf and Country Club, better known as Thu Duc Golf Course on September 1.
Farm in Tuyen Quang Province leading a “green” crusadeEco-friendly agriculture can sustain both the land and the lives of farmers who tend it, writes Jennifer Fossenbell.
Determined to adopt for educationA couple in Khanh Hoa Province have adopted 17 disadvantaged children in their life.
Pakistan floods leave millions hungry: U.N.Pakistan's worst floods in decades have left millions hungry, the United Nations said on Monday.
Local habits threaten National ParkThe burning of vegetation and smoking out of bees nests near Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park has become a fire hazard.
Vedan fulfills half its promiseVedan has paid half of the compensation amount promised to farmers of Ho Chi Minh City and Ba Ria - Vung Tau.
Readers give young girl twist of fateThanks to the support of DTiNews’ readers, the fate of an ill baby girl named Nhan Ai is taking a positive turn.
Donations keep coming to help little boyDonations from DTiNews’ readers have poured to help a little boy suffering from a rare and painful skin disease.
A unique café in Saigon trains disabled youthLocated on a small street, Hoa Anh Dao (Cherry Blossom) Café is favored for its drinks and enthusiastic wait staff made up of disabled youths.
HCMC proposes plan to address waste-water concernsHo Chi Minh City may install an industrial waste-water monitoring system in hopes of holding violators responsible.
A little relief for boy living in a lot of painThanks to the support from readers, a suffering little boy will have some relief in his life.
Latex plant pledges to clean up its actAfter being exposed by DTiNews for polluting the environment, a latex plant wrote a letter promising to fix the problems.
Vedan meets all compensation demandsVedan has agreed to compensate Dong Nai’s farmers by meeting their demands in hopes of finally putting the issue to rest.
Too many challenges for one family to faceOne ethnic minority family in Quang Nam Province is struggling for survival, unable to earn money for a living.
Vedan agrees to pay upVedan agrees to fully compensate farmers of HCMC and Vung Tau in hopes that lawsuits against them would be dropped.