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Vietnam receives more relief aid from international organisations

A number of foreign governments and international organisations have quickly sent emergency aid in support of northern Vietnamese localities as they strive to overcome the consequences of super typhoon Yagi.

Thailand represents largest Vietnamese export market in ASEAN

Thailand is viewed as Vietnam's largest export market in ASEAN with US$5.23 billion, up 7.2% over the same period from last year, according to details given by the General Department of Customs.

New online scams emerge: Authority of information security warns VN users

A new report from the Authority of Information Security highlights six prevalent online scams, from charity fraud following Typhoon Yagi to deepfake cryptocurrency schemes targeting users globally.

Vietnamese exports to Japan fetch over US$16 billion in eight-month period

Vietnam’s exports to the Japanese market reached more than US$16 billion during the initial eight months of the year, up 4.8% against the same period from last year, according to the statistics released by the General Department of Vietnam Customs.

Vietnam acts drastically to protect ozone layer

Vietnam, joining hands with the international community, has made tireless efforts over the past years to protect the ozone layer, and control and eliminate ozone-depleting substances and greenhouse gases (HFCs).

Nguyen Ngoc Tu receives Chinese literature award for short stories

Vietnamese author Nguyen Ngoc Tu reflects on her evolving writing style after receiving the 'Outstanding Southeast Asian Literature' award for her acclaimed short story collection 'Securing a Cloud'.

New Zealand donates 1 million NZD to support Vietnam’s post-typhoon recovery

New Zealand has announced a 1 million NZD aid package to assist Vietnam in addressing the severe impacts of Typhoon Yagi, with a focus on emergency relief and long-term recovery.

East Sea faces typhoon threat as tropical depression strengthens

A tropical depression currently active near the East Sea is forecasted to strengthen into a typhoon in the coming days.

30,000 remain evacuated in Hanoi as flooding persists after typhoon Yagi

Floodwaters caused by Typhoon Yagi have left 30,000 people still displaced in Hanoi, even as water levels in the Red, Da, and Duong Rivers begin to recede.

Overseas Vietnamese players impress in V-League debut

Overseas Vietnamese stars made an impressive entrance into the V-League 2024/25, drawing praise from fans and coaches alike, with coach Kim Sang Sik quietly celebrating their potential.

Hanoi paralyzed by severe flooding following torrential rain

Severe flooding hit Hanoi after heavy rain overnight, causing deep water levels and widespread traffic disruptions, especially on key roads and highways.

Vietnam Business News September 16/2024

Australian plums to be available in Vietnam

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PM leads steering committee on formulating regional, international financial centre project

Photos depicting ancient wooden puppetry granted top photo award

A photo collection presenting an ancient art of wooden puppetry, which is primarily performed for holy beings, not humans, has been awarded top prize at the Heritage Photography Award - Heritage Journey 2024.

After darkest night comes bravery and resilience

This photo essay covers the bravery of the people who worked tirelessly during the storm to protect the lives of the people in places where the typhoon and the floods that followed ravaged.

M&A market signals rising activity

Lately, major players in the market have stepped into the spotlight with notable transactions.

HCM City sets up 12 rapid response teams to tackle measles outbreaks in schools

The city’s health sector has established 12 rapid response teams to address measles outbreaks in schools amid rising cases and slow vaccination coverage among children.

Plans of Phu Quoc Airport capacity expansion by 2050 proposed

According to the plans, Phu Quoc International Airport will be expanded, increasing its capacity to approximately to 18 million passengers per year by 2050.

About $118.3 million needed to repair national highways damaged by typhoon

The Ministry of Transport (MoT) estimates that about VNĐ2.9 trillion (US$118.3 million) is needed to repair highways from Thanh Hoá central province to the northern provinces.

Number of dead and missing from typhoon decreased to 330

According to updates from the Department of Dyke Management and Disaster Prevention (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), the mountainous province Lào Cai remains the hardest-hit locality, with 151 people dead or missing.