A pilot seawater desalination project has been introduced on Nhon Chau Island, Gia Lai Province's only island commune, raising hopes of easing chronic freshwater shortages for local residents.
More than 1,000 firefighters, soldiers, police officers and local residents are battling a forest fire in Nghe An Province that remained uncontrolled on June 22 after burning for over 24 hours.
A fisherman in Ha Tinh Province handed over a 40-kg sea turtle to authorities after it was accidentally caught in his fishing net, allowing the rare animal to be released back into the wild.
Typhoon Mekhala has continued to strengthen rapidly and could reach super typhoon status within the next 24 hours, according to Vietnamese and Japanese weather agencies.
A rare pig-tailed macaque wandered into a residential area in Nghe An Province and attacked a homeowner before being safely captured and handed over to authorities.
A stronger south-west monsoon and a low-pressure trough over the East Sea will bring heavier rain to Ho Chi Minh City and southern Vietnam in the coming days, raising the risk of localised flooding.
A tropical depression in the northwestern Pacific is forecast to strengthen into a storm, with its circulation potentially affecting the northeastern East Sea around June 23-24.
Authorities are awaiting scientific findings on the decline of hundreds of hectares of forest in U Minh Ha National Park before proposing restoration measures.
Northern Vietnam is forecast to experience an intense heatwave in the coming days, with temperatures in Hanoi potentially exceeding 40 degrees Celsius due to the urban heat island effect.
The Vietnamese Ministry of Construction plans to expand EV charging infrastructure and introduce new policies to support green transport and cut urban emissions.
Six juvenile red-crowned cranes will arrive in Vietnam from Thailand on June 23, marking the second transfer under Dong Thap's long-term conservation program for the endangered species.
Thousands of dead fish have surfaced in Hanoi's Nghia Do Lake, creating a foul smell and disrupting daily life and business activities around the area.
Fourteen Asiatic black bears will be transferred from Dong Nai's Vuon Xoai Ecotourism Park to a tourism facility in Phu Quoc Island this month as part of an ongoing wildlife relocation programme.