Ten more sets of remains found at Ho Chi Minh City park
Vietnamese military personnel have recovered 10 more sets of martyrs' remains at Le Thi Rieng Park in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing the total found at the site to 810.
Hanoi doctors warn of skin damage from rove beetles
Doctors in Hanoi have warned that contact with toxic rove beetles can cause severe skin irritation, often mistaken for shingles, leading to inappropriate treatment and worsening injuries.
Four fishermen missing after boat sinks off Mui Ne
Rescuers have found a fishing boat with a damaged hull off Mui Ne, but four fishermen remain missing after the vessel sank near the Su Tu Trang offshore oil and gas field.
27 students hospitalised after bee stings at school in Quang Tri
Twenty-seven students in Quang Tri Province were taken to hospital after a swarm of bees attacked children in a school playground when some pupils threw stones at a nest in a tree.
HCM City monitors 177 contacts of meningococcal patient
Health authorities in HCM City are monitoring 177 people who had contact with a 12-year-old student diagnosed with meningococcal disease, with surveillance continuing until October 25.
Bien Hoa-Vung Tau Railway proposed with 160km/h design speed
A proposed 132-kilometre railway linking Bien Hoa and Vung Tau could cost more than VND 198 trillion (USD 7.5 billion), with construction targeted to begin before 2030.
Draft plan proposes eight priority medical tourism destinations
The Vietnamese Ministry of Health has proposed eight priority medical tourism destinations under a draft 2026-2030 plan aimed at attracting international patients and improving healthcare services.
Two teenagers drown after makeshift ferry capsizes in Can Tho
Two teenagers have died after a makeshift ferry assembled from plastic drums capsized while a group of students were crossing a canal in Can Tho City.
800 sets of martyrs’ remains recovered from Ho Chi Minh City park
Authorities have recovered 800 sets of martyrs’ remains from Le Thi Rieng Park in Ho Chi Minh City after nearly four months of search operations.
HCM City to support 370,000 workers during Tet 2027
HCM City's Labour Federation plans to provide financial assistance and travel support to around 370,000 disadvantaged union members and workers during the 2027 Lunar New Year holiday.
Draft plan proposes 11 railway lines, 39 stations for Hanoi
A draft railway master plan under review proposes 11 national railway lines spanning about 477 kilometres and 39 stations in the Hanoi area, including four major hubs.
HCM City expands free health checks to unregistered residents
HCM City has expanded free periodic health checks to people without registered permanent or temporary residence, provided their current address is verified through a level-two VNeID account.
Haiphong orders repairs to deteriorating landmark building
Haiphong authorities have ordered repairs to the city's once-iconic Kite House exhibition centre, which has fallen into disrepair after years of neglect and damage from Typhoon Yagi in September 2024.
HCM City student surprises women with gifts on bus
A university student in HCM City prepared 110 handmade gifts for women he had never met, spreading joy on Vietnamese Women's Day on October 20.
Ancient cannon unearthed during restoration of Danang citadel
A 2.95-metre-long cast-iron cannon, believed to date from Vietnam's Nguyen Dynasty, has been unearthed during restoration work at Dien Hai Citadel in Danang City.
Dengue cases top 1,000 on Phu Quoc as vaccine demand surges
Phu Quoc Island in An Giang Province has recorded more than 1,000 dengue fever cases, nearly seven times the figure a year earlier, while demand for vaccination has almost doubled.
Vietnam, Laos bust firework smuggling ring, seize 30 tonnes
Vietnamese and Lao authorities have arrested three suspects and seized about 30 tonnes of fireworks in what officials called their largest cross-border smuggling bust.
Quang Tri approves dumping 200,000 cubic metres of dredged material at sea
Quang Tri Province has approved the disposal of 200,000 cubic metres of dredged material at sea as part of a project to upgrade the Hon La shipping channel, subject to strict environmental monitoring.
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