Ha Giang landslide buries mini bus, kills nine

At least nine people died when a 15-seater mini bus traveling in the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang was buried by a landslide triggered by heavy rains on early July 13.

Five years on, Hanoi’s waste sorting program still faces hurdles

Hanoi has been implementing a waste sorting program for over five years to facilitate recycling and extend the lifecycle of reusable materials.

An Giang Museum showcases six priceless Oc Eo artifacts

The An Giang Museum proudly exhibits six national treasures representing the Oc Eo culture from the 4th to 6th centuries, each of significant cultural, historical, religious, and artistic value.

Exploring Hanoi's culinary gems: Top 5 Bun Cha restaurants not to miss

When embarking on a culinary journey in Hanoi, visitors are often drawn to the delightful aroma and flavors of bun cha, a beloved traditional dish. Here are five must-visit bun cha restaurants that promise an unforgettable dining experience:

Luxury apartment prices double in Ho Chi Minh City over 8 years

From 2015 to 2023, Ho Chi Minh City's real estate market experienced significant growth, with luxury apartments and land plots seeing the highest price increases.

Man films girls without permission, uploads videos on TikTok, upsetting public

After an illegally filmed video of a young woman in a bikini was released on the internet, she began to lose sleep, locked herself in her room, and felt insecure when going out.

Vietnam faces challenges in rare earth processing for tech industries

Despite possessing substantial rare earth reserves, Vietnam's extraction and processing capabilities remain limited, falling short of serving the semiconductor and electric vehicle industries.

Volunteers battle pollution to clean Hanoi's Nhue River

Sometimes, while wading in the river to collect waste, passersby throw bags of trash directly into the water... The more effort the volunteer group puts into cleaning the river, the more obstacles they encounter.

SSIT welcomes MSC’s first direct European service in Vietnam

On July 12, 2024, the SP-SSA International Terminal (SSIT) marked a significant milestone by welcoming the MSC TOKYO, the first-ever direct European service to Vietnam from the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC).

Politburo advocates for breakthrough salary policies for talented artists

The Politburo has mandated the establishment of preferential, breakthrough mechanisms and policies, particularly in recruitment and salaries, to attract and retain talented and highly skilled artists with strong reputations.

Artists engaging in deviant speech are a serious problem: NA deputy

Noting that the behavior of artists engaging in deviant speech and advertising products with an unclear origin is a worrying problem, Bui Hoai Son, member of the NA's Culture and Education Committee, has called for stricter management from agencies.

Johnny Tri Nguyen launches GMA to boost Vietnamese martial arts

Johnny Tri Nguyen has announced the launch of a mixed martial arts (MMA) tournament named Gods Of Martial Arts (GMA), initiated by the former fighter himself with the aim of elevating Vietnamese martial arts to new heights.

Vietnam introduces transparent framework for wholesale telecommunication market

Wholesale telecommunication services must be provided at fair, reasonable prices and under non-discriminatory conditions.

Large family of 300 meets regularly for death days and longevity celebrations

Nguyen Van Dinh and Nguyen Thi Sam once lived on Truong Dinh street in Hoang Mai district in Hanoi.

Explore the serene beauty of Truc Lam An Giang Monastery

Truc Lam An Giang Monastery is a spiritual tourist destination that attracts many visitors due to its picturesque landscape, likened to a miniature Ha Long Bay in the southern province of An Giang.

Three workers die from gas asphyxiation in Lai Chau hydropower tunnel

During the construction of the Nam Cuoi 1 hydropower tunnel in Nam Nhun District, Lai Chau Province, three workers tragically died from gas asphyxiation.

Café owner denies allowing singer Duc Tuan's rooftop photo shoot in Hoi An

The manager of a café in Hoi An has asserted that they did not permit customers to climb onto the roof for photo sessions, as singer Duc Tuan did.

China and Finland set for final showdown at Da Nang Fireworks Festival

The fireworks display site for the final night of the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival 2024 (DIFF 2024) is nearing completion, with tens of thousands of fireworks ready to light up the sky.

Vietnam helps Laos build drug treatment and rehabilitation centre

Construction of a drug treatment and rehabilitation centre started in Vientiane province of Laos on July 12 with the support from the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security.

Nhon-Ha Noi Station metro line granted international safety certificate

The Nhon-Hanoi Station metro line’s elevated section has received a safety certification by Apave - Bureau Veritas - Certifer (known as ABC Consultant) from France, giving it the paperwork needed to be operational.

Hanoi's water puppet master brings art to Japanese Summer Festival

The captivating water puppet performances by artist Phan Thanh Liem and his student Hoang Huong Giang are a major highlight of the "Japanese Summer Festival."

Hanoi launches new tourism tours showcasing unique lotus products

The Hanoi Department of Tourism is collaborating with the authorities of Tay Ho District to develop new tours and routes that highlight the unique Bach Diep lotus.

Vietnam’s Phu Quoc surpasses Bali and Phuket in Global Island Ranking

Phu Quoc, a breathtaking island in Vietnam, has been ranked as the second most beautiful island in the world by the readers of the esteemed American magazine Travel+Leisure.

Foreign importers rush to place orders, Vietnam’s farm exports boom

“Many buyers have come and placed orders. Sometimes we receive several groups of buyers each day,” said Phan Minh Thong, chair of Phuc Sinh Group.

How did charity fraud occur at Tinh That Bong Lai?

According to the police, Tinh That Bong Lai Temple deceived benefactors out of money with false information and sophisticated calculations.