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A new tropical storm is forming over the East Sea and could bring heavy rains to central provinces from November 28.
Ho Chi Minh City is rolling out a series of measures aimed at completing three key metro lines before 2030, an official said at a press briefing on economic and social developments on November 20.
Authorities debunk social media rumors of acid-related fatalities in central Vietnam floods.
Tears flowed as residents of Nha Trang confronted the wreckage left behind by unprecedented flooding.
Extreme rainstorms are pushing Vietnam's aging dam management systems to the brink, exposing dangerous gaps in coordination and technology.
Police traced a 1.2-ton drug flow from Laos into Vietnam, leading to one of the country's biggest drug raids.
To avoid legal pitfalls in his risky profession, this locksmith listens with his fingers and works by three strict principles.
On November 21, Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security announced the arrest of Phan Thi Mai and her husband Hoang Kim Khanh - owners of Mailisa Beauty Clinic - for alleged involvement in a large-scale smuggling operation tied to MK Skincare.
From rescuers navigating by memory to children clinging to rooftops, this is how a village became family under disaster.
Despite rising costs, many sellers argue the surge is exaggerated online - and worry others are exploiting the situation.
The 12th Commendation Ceremony highlights the power of education to uplift and connect communities from every corner of the nation.
Torrential rains devastate the Central Highlands and South Central Coast, submerging homes and leaving dozens dead or missing.
Heavy rains and flash flooding have turned the streets of Khanh Hoa and Gia Lai into rivers, catching residents off guard and leaving hundreds of vehicles submerged or swept away.
A volunteer team of 10 braved rising waters to rescue hundreds in isolated Vo Kien commune.
After days of torrential rain and severe flooding, southern Khanh Hoa now faces a new crisis: shattered roads, broken infrastructure, and power poles strewn across the ground.
In the face of rapidly rising floodwaters and widespread isolation, Khanh Hoa Provincial Police responded to more than 3,000 SOS calls from residents trapped by water and landslides.
The decision to "leave the city and return to the countryside" by the young man Mekong Delta has changed the lives of his whole family.
Prof Dr Nguyen Dinh Cu, former director of the Institute for Population and Social Issues, said he once “got goosebumps” when he heard a young woman’s question “I do not understand why we should have children.”
Despite tens of trillions of VND injected into anti-flooding projects, HCMC continues to suffer from severe flooding during the rainy season and high tides, repeatedly breaking water level records and causing major disruption to residents’ lives.
“In English, there’s a saying: ‘Love at first sight.’ That was us,” the American PhD graduate shared on the show Newlyweds.