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The place in Ha Tinh City where the elderly lady Thu had been living became crowded with joy and tears.

Nguyen Van Sao, also known as the shoeshine boy, his health is now very good and is ready for the coming operation.

Young Le Thi Nguyet has the weight of her family on her shoulders.

Bo River lying along Huong Tra District, Thua Thien Hue Province is dying due to drought.

A total of VND30 million has been donated by hundreds of readers that want to help this little boy and his recovery.

DTiNews reports on the heartbreaking story of a 3 year old boy suffering from 2nd degree and 3rd degree burns.

The second arrival of donated essential items was delivered to 62 students at Dong Son School on January 25.

There was a time when tigers roamed the thick Vietnamese forests in great numbers.

Children of the Se Dang ethnic minority, Kon Tum, start working in rice fields when they are as young as 8.

Many pupils at the Dong Son High School in Phu Tho Province have been suffering from hunger and malnutrition for over one month.

An additional aid of £17 million will be provided to Vietnam’s National Goal Program for Rural Water Supply and Sanitation.

Imagine children, even entire families, living in a landfill with a job of mining used plastic bags for re-sale. That is what's happening in Vietnam.

12-year-old living in Halifax was turned down by Toronto hospital.

Nguyen Thi Thien is standing by her son helplessly as she watches him suffer from Hydrocephalus disease.

Minh Khai village has become a huge “trash bin” of sorts because people here recycle used plastic items for a living.

Under Vietnamese laws, child adoption can be carried out only in the spirit of humanitarianism, to ensure best interests and fundamental rights of children.

The challenging circumstance of one Khmer ethnic family has touched the hearts of Dan Tri/DTiNews readers.

Scientists pushed back the hands on the symbolic Doomsday Clock by one minute citing hopeful developments in nuclear weapons and climate change.

17 high school students from Niagara will trade their textbooks and pencils for hammers and nails this summer to build a brighter future for families in Vietnam.