Police in Lam Dong Province have detained a foreign tourist for allegedly attacking a police officer with a weapon after a traffic collision, before fleeing more than 70km.
Vietnam has highlighted its success in doubling exclusive breastfeeding rates over a decade, as it seeks to expand a maternal and child healthcare model across south-east Asia.
Vietnam’s Defence Minister Phan Van Giang has travelled to China for a bilateral border defence exchange, with joint naval activities planned in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Vietnam has begun construction of 121 boarding schools in border areas, with Party General Secretary To Lam calling for faster progress, quality and efficiency.
Southern Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City, is entering a widespread heatwave, with temperatures in some areas expected to exceed 35 degrees Celsius in the coming days.
Vietnam has proposed tax cuts and fee reductions to support transport firms as Middle East tensions disrupt global routes and drive up fuel and logistics costs.
Vietnam and Belgium have approved a project to treat dioxin-contaminated soil, marking a major step in addressing the long-term environmental and human impacts of war.
Deposit interest rates in Vietnam are edging higher, with some lenders offering up to 8.4 per cent a year as credit demand and liquidity pressures increase.
Google Maps has begun updating Vietnam’s administrative boundaries, more than eight months after the country implemented a major restructuring of its local government system.
Vietnam and China on March 18 launched the 10th Border Defence Friendship Exchange, a key annual event aimed at strengthening military and border cooperation between the two countries.
Around 80 per cent of supermarket suppliers in Vietnam have requested price increases, prompting urgent measures by authorities to stabilise the market.
Traffic police in Hanoi have tested school transport drivers for alcohol and drugs, with no violations found during inspections aimed at improving student safety.
Three earthquakes measuring up to 3.8 magnitude struck Quang Ngai Province within two hours on March 17, with no damage reported but tremors clearly felt by residents.