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Hanoi has added four new projects to Hoan Kiem District’s 2025 land use plan, including the expansion of Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, the site of the iconic “Shark Jaw” building.
A 30-second video showing a 90-year-old woman in Yen Bai climbing over a gate with the help of a ladder to sneak out of her house has gone viral online, stirring both amusement and concern.
Tran Gia Huy, a suspect involved in a group assault in which a foreign male tourist was struck on the head with a beer bottle in Bui Vien Street, Ho Chi Minh City, has been urgently arrested by the police.
Former Director of the National Center for Judicial Records, Hoang Quoc Hung, along with his former personal driver, allegedly accepted over 43 billion VND ($1.7 million) in bribes to illegally process more than 55,000 judicial record certificates.
Since the beginning of the year, a facility in Bac Giang run by Nguyen Van Tan has reportedly produced and distributed approximately 60 tons of bean sprouts containing banned growth stimulants.
A rare technical fault caused water to leak inside a train on the Cat Linh - Ha Dong metro line.
The sacred relics of Shakyamuni Buddha will remain in Vietnam until June 2 following an official request.
Residents have been advised to stay alert after a 1-meter-long crocodile was seen surfacing in Lo Duong Canal.
Miss Grand 2021 Thuy Tien is now facing criminal charges linked to fraudulent health product sales.
The revelation of a "backer" supporting a unit producing and distributing fake food products has left the public stunned, as the "shield" protecting consumers was easily pierced by money.
The capital’s first Red River bridge project of 2025 begins, with more major crossings to follow.
Under strict parental guidance, all six sons of Lien are obedient and filial.
Authorities indict 22 individuals, including business leaders and customs officials, in sweeping case.
Fifty years after national reunification, war has faded into history. Yet in peacetime, a fierce “frontline” persists, where police forces confront daily dangers: the battle against drug crimes.
Police raided Sky, a bar located in Bao Loc City, Lam Dong Province, and found dozens of patrons dancing wildly to loud music. Sixteen people tested positive for narcotics.
Vietnamese officials urge caution as authorities investigate fake supplements in circulation.
Images of a large, ferocious-looking tiger baring its fangs in a narrow HCM City alley have sparked curiosity and delight among passersby and the online community.
A viral video shows a group attacking a foreign man in Saigon’s backpacker district; police are now investigating.
Thanh Hoa Provincial Police have initiated criminal proceedings and detained 11 individuals involved in a large-scale, interprovincial laughing gas (N2O) production and distribution ring.
Authorities are stepping up efforts to investigate and clamp down on cosmetics that are falsely advertised, improperly labeled, or lack clear origin - especially those sold online and on social media platforms.