VietNamNet Bridge – In the past two months, up to 200 children have drowned in Vietnam, causing a big concern among the public.

Facebook Inc. on Wednesday increased its IPO shares by 84 million, totaling 421 million shares in an offering expected on Friday.

The HCM City inter-ministerial inspection delegation has found a series of real estate projects which have turned the land areas reserved for parks and verdure into the land for housing, office buildings and car parking lots.

Why do Hanoian parents all want to send their children to the Giang Vo Experimental School instead of other state owned schools in Hanoi? The answer lies in the “education technology” that the school is following.

Vinamilk imports 300 cows; Landmark Tower, nation's tallest, makes debut; Vietinbank to sell 20% to partner; Drought hits 50,000ha of crop; Quang Tri to host mid-year consultative meeting; Dung Quoc refinery temporarily closes for maintenance

Some 83 State-owned groups, corporations and four banks as of May 9 have registered to cut expenditures with a combined value of nearly VND13 trillion, but some experts have played down the significance of the figure.

Investigation police in the central province of Quang Binh have decided to bring to court the case of illegal removal of three sua trees, an endangered species in Viet Nam,

VietNamNet Bridge – Spreading nails has become a big trouble for travelers on Can Tho Bridge, the longer cable-stayed bridge in Southeast Asia. Can Tho City’s Chair Nguyen Thanh Son instructed police to deal with the matter.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Transport started inspections on the usage and management of pavements in HCM City yesterday after a similar 20-day-long initiative in Ha Noi conducted to curb illegal activities in big cities.

VietNamNet Bridge – There are 1,700 vocational training schools in Vietnam which annually provide more than 1.6 million technical workers but the market is still running short of highly skilled workers.

The British a capella group Black Voices, who built up their reputation for delivering stunning performances through soulful and inspirational harmonic blends, will have their Viet Nam debut performance in HCM City on Sunday.

The U.S. stocks failed to hold early gains on Wednesday and ended lower for the third straight day, as fears about Europe continued to weigh on the market.

Tam wins 2nd stage, Tung retains yellow; Futsal championships to attract top teams; Duyen fails to qualify for London Games

VietNamNet Bridge – A serious traffic accident happened on National Highway 1A in the southern province of Dong Nai on May 16, killing two and injuring 16 others.

Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai on Tuesday ordered the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) to make the schedule to use bio-fuel compulsorily by next year.

VietNamNet Bridge - Users have been unable to use the Directions feature provided by Google Maps on their cell phones and tablets in Vietnam for the last couples of days.

Under the cover of tourists, Chinese merchants have been going to every corner in rural areas, where they scramble for aquatic products, then escape from the localities, leaving big debts, and thus making local farmers suffer.

Exhibitions mark President Ho Chi Minh’s birthday; Fest for President Ho's birthday; Grand concert celebrates late President’s birthday; First exhibition in Spratly Archipelago encourages soldiers

VietNamNet Bridge – While digging the foundation of a pig farm in the central province of Nghe An, a group of builders detected hundreds of bombs and mines. Some people collected them to sell to scrap traders.

VietNamNet Bridge – Two players of Dong Tam FC was offered $2,500 to commit match fixing before the game between Dong Tam and Tay Ninh in the 17th round of the First Division Tournament, on May 12.