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Lost son returns after 45 years, revealing shocking truth about disappearance

Missing for 45 years and once thought dead by his family, a man unexpectedly reunited with his kin.

Foreign gamblers jailed for illegal poker at Hanoi club

Five foreign nationals were sentenced for joining a large-scale poker gambling ring at Lucas Palace in Hanoi.

Metro molester caught after victim fights back in Ho Chi Minh City

A 33-year-old man accused of molesting women on Metro Line 1 was caught after a victim publicly confronted and chased him.

Unexpected windfall: Hanoi man receives Cuba donations by mistake

Pham Manh Ha was shocked to find thousands of dong deposited in his bank account, labeled “Donation for Cuba,” due to an account number mix-up.

Hahalolo founder charged in billion-dollar PaynetCoin crypto scam

Police allege Nguyen Van Ha led MLM-style scheme defrauding investors.

Bench and concrete block ‘reserve’ car space in Hanoi apartment lot

Hanoi apartment residents upset after a bench and concrete block block a communal car space.

Vietnam to launch 250 projects worth $50B for 80th National Day

Simultaneous inauguration and groundbreaking ceremonies to connect 80 venues across Vietnam.

PM pushes for building of fire prevention culture, orders urgent scheme

According to the Ministry of Public Security, Vietnam has suffered more than 17,600 fires over the past five years, leaving 560 dead, 606 injured, and around 4 trillion VND (153.8 million USD) in damage.

Vietnam joins regional push to advance gender equality

Vietnam should adopt a comprehensive, multi-sectoral approach to addressing violence against women and children, particularly in the context of natural disasters and crises.

Hanoi hosts training for overseas Vietnamese language teachers

Over the past year, the Party and State have paid special attention to preserving and promoting Vietnamese abroad through supportive policies, book donations, teacher training, and the application of technology in teaching.

HCM City no longer has poor households under national poverty standards

After the merger, HCMC has over 3.4 million households, of which 21,961 were poor or near-poor. Currently, HCMC has no poor households according to national poverty standards.

HCM City proposes free health insurance cards from age 60

The HCM City Social Security Office has proposed to support 100% of health insurance premiums for people aged from 60 to under 75 years old who are not eligible for retirement or eligible for State budget sponsorship.

Vietnam’s 7,000 centenarians part of global rise in longevity

UN data shows growing numbers of centenarians worldwide, with Monaco, Japan, and Uruguay leading.

Two Vietnamese save Japanese children in Mie prefecture

At the time of the incident, strong winds and a rapidly receding tide were pushing the children further away, and after two attempts, the two Vietnamese successfully reached and rescued the children.

White pheasant case: Hung Yen defendant freed pending appeal

Hung Yen authorities have released defendant Thai Khac Thanh, charged in the white-crested pheasant case, pending an appellate trial.

Free public toilets for visitors to Hanoi during National Day celebrations

More than 1,000 toilets will be available to serve visitors to Hanoi on this occasion, comprising 612 mobile facilities and 400 others at local agencies, schools, hospitals, cafes, and private homes.

Largest-ever walking campaign to promote health, national wellbeing

From July 25 to August 16, citizens can register at cungvietnamtienbuoc.nhandan.vn and log their steps to make up “one billion steps into a new era.” The campaign fosters patriotism, public health, carbon reduction, and Vietnam’s net-zero goal.

Hanoi announces detailed parade routes for September 2 celebrations

The capital will host a grand parade from Ba Dinh Square, with seven different routes passing through central streets on September 2.

Man gets six years for raising rare birds, sparking public outcry

A father of three was sentenced to prison for breeding and selling white-crested pheasants, raising questions about legal awareness and proportional justice.

Human error drives accidents, banning sleeper buses misses the mark

In response to proposals to tighten regulations or ban sleeper buses to reduce traffic accidents, many people argue that the fault lies not in the vehicles but in drivers and lax management.