Authorities have recovered 96 sets of soldiers' remains and two collective burial sites at a Ho Chi Minh City park during an ongoing search linked to the 1968 Tet Offensive.
Police in central Quang Ngai Province have dismantled an online football betting ring that handled nearly VND 1.2 trillion (USD 45.7 million) in wagers.
The last critically injured survivor of the fatal Phu Quoc tourist boat capsize has regained consciousness and is showing signs of recovery, doctors said.
The Vietnamese government has proposed investing nearly USD 11.1 billion in a 349km expressway linking Hanoi with six neighbouring provinces and cities.
Hanoi has approved 147 social housing and housing projects for the armed forces, including 121 social housing projects, 23 for the police and three for the military.
The 260-km Pleiku-Buon Ma Thuot-Gia Nghia Expressway, estimated to cost more than VND 70 trillion (USD 2.67 billion), is planned for investment before 2030 under Vietnam's national expressway network.
Police in Ho Chi Minh City have arrested a repeat offender accused of snatching a South Korean tourist's bag, recovering the stolen property within three hours.
A landslide triggered by heavy rain has destroyed part of National Highway 12 in Lai Chau Province, disrupting a key road link with neighbouring Dien Bien Province.
Khanh Hoa Province is stepping up measures to reduce vehicle fires on expressways after six incidents in the first half of 2026 caused nearly VND 2 billion (USD 76,000) in damage.
Police in Phu Tho Province have seized more than 4.6 tonnes of counterfeit turmeric powder and thousands of kilogrammes of raw materials from a facility accused of producing fake food products.
A 200-metre crack has appeared on a mountain in Ha Tinh Province, raising landslide concerns along a road linking National Highway 1A with the North-South Expressway.
More than one million people, including over 256,000 international visitors, paid their respects at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi during the first half of 2026, the mausoleum's management said.
Rain and thunderstorms are expected to become more frequent in Ho Chi Minh City and southern Vietnam from this weekend as the southwest monsoon strengthens.
Hanoi is expected to experience temperatures of 35-37 degrees Celsius through July 17, with forecasters warning of increased risks of heatstroke, fires and power-related incidents.