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Thai woman enjoys pho in HCM City: ‘I can’t stop eating’

Vietnamese pho served in a stone bowl and a big piece of bread were the favorite dishes of a young Thai woman during her trip to HCM City.

Han River dazzles with spectacular fireworks from US and Italian teams

The fireworks display on the banks of the Han River, Da Nang city, by the US and Italian teams left many unforgettable impressions in the hearts of visitors.

K-Pop group Tempest opens global tour in Vietnam

Tempest, a Korean idol group featuring Vietnamese member Hanbin, delighted fans with an interactive performance and a cover of Vietnamese song "Chiec Khan Gio Am" at their concert in Phu Tho Stadium, HCM City, on the evening of June 15.

Leaders of Bien Hoa Psychiatric Hospital arrested amid investigation

The Ministry of Public Security has intensified its probe into alleged irregularities concerning medical assessments and treatments involving psychiatric patients at the Bien Hoa Central Forensic Psychiatric Hospital.

HCM City Police raise alarm over 'Socola Bay' drug

Ho Chi Minh City police have issued a warning regarding a newly emerged drug known as "Socola Bay," categorized under synthetic marijuana, which is currently being advertised and sold through social media platforms.

Hanoi fire: Four victims discovered in devastating house blaze

A tragic fire erupted on Dinh Cong Ha Street in Hanoi's Dinh Cong ward, Hoang Mai district, leading the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police force to uncover four bodies at the scene.

Hanoi: Thunderstorms topple trees, crush cars

Heavy rain and strong winds wreaked havoc in Hoang Mai district, Hanoi, causing numerous trees to fall and damaging several vehicles.

Capitalization drops, Vinamilk falls from No 1 position

Foreign investors have been selling Vinamilk shares (VNM) more than buying in recent years. The nation’s leading dairy producer has lost its throne in the F&B sector. On June 12, foreign investors sold 1.73 million VNM and bought only 391,000 shares.

Gasoline market sees decline in distributors amid new regulations

Since the beginning of the year, 16 traders have requested the return of their certificates of eligibility to be gasoline distributors, leading the Ministry of Industry and Trade to revoke these licenses as per regulations.

AI in newsrooms: A high-speed train journalism cannot miss

In the 4.0 era, journalism must proactively integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into newsroom operations to stay ahead and meet the evolving needs of readers.

Prime Minister: SOEs must lead as pioneers to achieve global standards

PM Pham Minh Chinh has called for state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to well perform "5 pioneers" and become major economic drivers, urging ministries and branches to support these enterprises to reach international levels of performance and influence.

Chinese crayfish inundate Vietnamese markets, raising agricultural concerns

Despite being an invasive species that threatens agriculture, Chinese crayfish have infiltrated Vietnamese markets, attracting customers with their appealing color and taste.

Comprehensive carbon credit plan unveiled by Ministry of Industry and Trade

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has outlined tasks for related agencies to negotiate, sign, and implement agreements or contracts with international partners on carbon credit transfers.

Fifth time's a charm: Korean tourist continues to find joy in Da Nang

Returning to Da Nang for the fifth time, a Korean woman finds joy in both new adventures and her favorite activities.

Cybersecurity experts warn of increased attacks post vulnerability discoveries

Hackers are increasingly exploiting newly disclosed vulnerabilities at an accelerated pace, heightening cybersecurity risks for agencies and organizations worldwide.

VN team goes backwards: will it be different if coach Park takes charge?

Vietnam's national football team has slipped out of the top 100 in the FIFA rankings, leading fans to speculate whether things would be different if Coach Park Hang Seo were still in charge.

Peak season flights struggle with low bookings amid price hikes

Despite the peak summer travel season, many flights remain half-empty due to skyrocketing airfares and tightened spending.

TV sales slump continues despite deep discounts and Euro 2024 hype

Despite significant price reductions and the ongoing European Football Championship (Euro 2024), TV sales remain stagnant with inventories piling up at unprecedented levels.

HCMC Party Chief demands urgent action on poor living conditions in city center

HCMC Party Secretary Nguyen Van Nen has called for decisive measures to address the cramped and inconvenient living conditions faced by many households in the city center, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

Rare 1.2m monitor lizard found in HCM City, returned to wild

A resident of Binh Chanh District in Ho Chi Minh City caught a rare 1.2-meter-long monitor lizard, weighing over 7kg, after it crawled into his house. The resident then voluntarily handed it over to forest rangers.