A traffic accident at the age of 19 left Tran Xuan My missing part of his skull. Over the next 11 years, he endured nearly 20 surgeries in a battle for survival that would leave anyone heartbroken.

Hanoi will officially begin operating a network of 2,460 AI-powered cameras at 238 key intersections from July 1 to support traffic monitoring, law enforcement, public security and the development of a smart transportation system.

As the new regulation requiring child-safety seats in cars takes effect on July 1, some drivers have suggested that switching to yellow license plates could exempt them from the requirement.

New regulations governing military detention facilities will allow inmates to connect with relatives through supervised video calls for the first time.

Hue is accelerating efforts to identify Vietnam's fallen soldiers, combining DNA technology with field searches during the 2025-2026 dry season.

When public trust becomes the most crucial asset, journalism needs to look inward to find answers for its future survival and development.

Vietnamese doctors made an unprecedented decision to save a critically ill Ghanaian newborn after discovering the infant carried an exceptionally rare blood antibody that left him fighting for survival.

Vietnamese surgeons have treated what they describe as an exceptionally rare case of complete rectal transection, with no established treatment protocol reported in either Vietnam or international medical literature.

Building on encouraging results from earlier phases, BAT Vietnam is extending its Women's Empowerment initiative to provide more women in border communities with access to capital, training and economic opportunities.

Hanoi police have detained multiple groups of teenagers found carrying weapons, gathering for illegal street racing and engaging in violent clashes as authorities step up efforts to restore public order.

Despite the fast-approaching deadline for enforcement, the market for child car seats remains quiet.

Hundreds of families in central Vietnam are taking part in a DNA collection campaign aimed at identifying unknown martyrs.

Vietnam will introduce a series of new childbirth support measures from July 1, including direct financial assistance, longer maternity leave, and expanded prenatal and newborn screening.

Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security has officially removed the computer-based traffic simulation test from the driver's license examination process under a new circular taking effect on July 1.

A viral dispute over a lavish seafood dinner in Vietnam has ended after one member of the dining party paid half the bill under an agreement with the restaurant.

Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have widened a major fraud investigation, charging 51 people linked to Metaland over an alleged vacation contract scam.

The Ministry of Public Security and the Hanoi People's Committee, on June 27 held a meeting to launch the Month of Action for Drug Prevention and Control under the theme "Sharing a Determination to Build Drug-Free Communes, Wards and Special Zones."

In villages where girls once married at 14, changing attitudes are helping reduce child marriage and create new opportunities for young people.

As Vietnam's first Beatification ceremony approaches, Tac Say Church has become increasingly vibrant, welcoming pilgrims seeking prayer, reflection and information about the upcoming celebration.

The fourth Ho Chi Minh City Kids Fest officially opened on June 26 at the Ho Chi Minh City Children's House, offering three days of cultural, educational and technology-focused activities under the theme "Circle of Friendship."