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After diseased-pork scandal, stricter scrutiny of school food supplies urged

Following the discovery of nearly 300 tons of diseased pork launched into the market, some of which reportedly made its way into collective kitchens and schools, experts are calling for the strictest possible inspection of food supplied to students.

Phu Tho woman spends 7 years teaching English to elderly learners for free

Beyond teaching knowledge, the Phu Tho girl also creates a joyful and meaningful social environment for elderly men and women aged 70, 80, and older.

Relocating infectious disease clinics may delay epidemic response, expert warns

Associate Prof Vu Quoc Dat argues that building infectious disease treatment facilities right in Hanoi's inner city is the optimal plan for responding to outbreaks, similar to how fire fighting requires fire extinguishers and hydrants on-site.

Biometric verification required for mobile device changes from April 15

The policy is designed to enhance security, particularly in cases where users lose their SIM cards but fail to promptly deactivate them, creating opportunities for fraud or illegal activities.

Man spends 30 years providing free burials for the poor

In Ho Chi Minh City, one man has quietly supported the elderly and disadvantaged, ensuring dignity in their final moments.

Modern lifestyle quietly damaging young people’s kidneys

An unhealthy “convenience-driven” lifestyle is contributing to a worrying rise in Type 2 Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease among young people in Vietnam, experts warn.

Violence at railway crossings sparks public outrage

Recent incidents in Da Nang have highlighted the severe consequences faced by individuals who violate railway safety rules and engage in acts of violence against railway staff.

Nghe An woman restores traditional crab dish with a modern touch

Once closely tied to years of hardship, a humble dish made from field crabs has been brought back to life by Tran Thi Hau in Nghe An, transforming it into a recognized OCOP three-star product.

How to treat pickup trucks: amend regulations or adjust policies?

Although traffic police forces have not yet penalized pickup truck drivers for traveling into Hanoi's inner city, this does not mean that such "relaxation" about new regulations will last forever.

Not all universities need to relocate from Hanoi’s inner city: experts

Dr Hoang Dinh Phi has suggested that not all universities in Hanoi should be relocated and schools with deep historical roots should be retained to maintain the vitality of the inner city.

Ho Chi Minh City targets end to flooding amid rapid subsidence

HCM City is experiencing land subsidence at an average rate of 2cm per year, with some densely built areas sinking by as much as 5-7cm annually. Over the past two decades, parts of the city have subsided by 0.5-0.7 meters.

Da Nang International Airport launches biometric priority lane for passengers

Da Nang International Airport on April 10 launched a dedicated priority lane for passengers using biometric identification, marking a significant step forward in digital transformation in the aviation sector.

Illegal mining case filed over 30,000 cubic meters of soil in Bac Ninh

Police in Bac Ninh Province have launched a criminal case over violations in natural resource exploitation at Luc Son Commune, involving Thanh Nam Real Estate Company.

No nine-day break as Vietnam sticks to official holiday schedule

Vietnam’s Ministry of Home Affairs has confirmed that upcoming public holidays, including the Hung Kings Commemoration Day and the April 30 - May 1 period, will follow existing regulations under the 2019 Labor Code.

Vietnam police arrest South Korean fugitives in Nha Trang

Police in Khanh Hoa have arrested three South Korean nationals listed on Interpol red notices after discovering them hiding in a rented apartment in Nha Trang.

Former rubber group leader jailed over “golden land” deal

A former leader of Vietnam Rubber Group receives 14 years in prison over illegal transfer of valuable state-owned land.

House fire in Gia Lai claims four lives in same family

A house fire in Gia Lai has claimed the lives of four members of the same family, local authorities confirmed on the afternoon of April 10.

Misunderstood risks of vaping among youth

A recent study on the use of and exposure to advertising for e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products among young people aged 18-24 has revealed a series of concerning findings.

VN rolls out national programme to prevent gender-based violence through 2030

The plan also targets the establishment of inter-agency coordination mechanisms in 60% of localities, while all provinces and cities are required to apply information technology in receiving reports, managing cases and supporting victims.

Airlines assured of fuel for holiday rush, ticket price hike pending

Vietnam’s aviation sector has secured sufficient jet fuel for the April 30 peak, while proposals to raise domestic airfare caps remain under review.