Ho Chi Minh City Police have successfully uncovered and seized nearly one ton of drugs across 2,430 cases in the year's first nine months, marking a substantial increase in drug-related enforcement activities.

A severe shortage of printing ink and protective film has led to substantial delays in the issuance of driver's licenses across several provinces in southwestern Vietnam, leaving many residents without crucial legal documentation.

Head coach of the Vietnam national football team Kim Sang-sik has presented a sum of VND100 million to Tam Long Viet Fund in support of people in areas affected by typhoon Yagi.

A Thai Vietjet flight from Da Nang to Bangkok underwent strict security checks on September 26 after a passenger spread a bomb threat on the plane.

Thai Binh police have launched an investigation into the Vietnam Urban Environment Magazine, arresting key figures in connection with an extortion case under the Penal Code.

Nguyen Thi Kim Anh, the only Vietnamese living on Zanzibar Island in Tanzania, has introduced her homeland's cuisine to the island, delighting locals and tourists alike.

After suffering 24.223 trillion VND ($1 billion) in damage from Typhoon Yagi, Quang Ninh province is spearheading its own rapid reconstruction, even passing on Central Government aid to other regions.

In the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi, Lao Cai continues to suffer severe damages, including a landslide that has blocked traffic between Bao Thang and Van Ban districts.

The actual number of teenage abortions in Vietnam may be significantly higher due to procedures performed at private clinics.

A grueling 14-hour rescue operation was successfully conducted to save two Vietnamese climbers stranded on the snowy peaks of the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps.

In an urgent response to imminent landslide threats, Quang Binh authorities have declared an emergency and ordered the evacuation of 40 households from the base of Cay Suong hill in Quy Dat town.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha chaired a key meeting to discuss advancing urban rail projects in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, focusing on strategic planning, technology selection, and funding mechanisms.

The Thai Binh Provincial Police have detained the Editor-in-Chief and several staff members of the Vietnam Urban and Environmental Magazine under emergency orders, investigating alleged extortion activities.

In a gesture of solidarity and responsibility, Hanoi has canceled all fireworks activities planned for the 70th anniversary of the capital's liberation to prioritize support for victims of recent storms and floods.

Over two weeks have passed since Typhoon Yagi struck, but Hanoi’s rice farmers are still grappling with the aftermath as vast swathes of crops remain submerged.

Typhoon Yagi, the most potent storm to hit Vietnam in 70 years, has left a trail of destruction across Northern provinces, particularly damaging transportation infrastructure.

In a major update from HCM City, the People’s Committee has finalized the new schedule for the completion of Metro Line 1 (Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien), confirming its operational status by the end of Q4 2024.

Nearly 1.3 million Vietnamese workers have withdrawn from the social insurance system, with almost 50% eventually returning to pay into the system.

Severe flooding from Typhoon Soulik has led to school closures and the evacuation of residents in Thanh Hoa, affecting thousands of students and households.

The Prime Minister has tasked the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) to help families and businesses suffering from the storm, including extending debt payment deadlines, freezing debt, offering unsecured loans, and providing a zero-dong credit package.