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Coach Park chooses players for World Cup qualifiers in UAE
Along with athletes from many different sports, 47 football players will be given priority for vaccinations against Covid-19.
Water in Hanoi’s largest lake turns moss green, Environment Ministry takes action
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment’s (MONRE) tests show that the water of Hanoi’s West Lake is polluted.
Film project on Le, Ly dynasties launched
A film project about the Early Le and Ly dynasties has been launched in HCM City.
Car dealers begin clearance sales, reduce prices by up to VND100 million
Car sale agents have launched promotion programs in an effort to clear stock, but the price reductions are lower than those in the same period last year.
Vietnam plans to borrow US$2 billion to develop Mekong Delta region
During a Government meeting on March 31, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc gave his in-principle approval for a loan of US$2 billion from international lenders to develop the Mekong Delta region.
Fine for maltreatment of dogs, cats set at $50-$150
In April, many new policies will take effect.
Bell dance of Dao Tien ethnic group
Dao Tien ethnic people in the northern mountainous province of Son La have been exerting their efforts to preserve bell dancing, which is considered a crucial part of their traditional rituals.
Bank shares in demand as banks report huge profits
The capitalization value of some banks has increased by one billion dollars within a short time.
Vietnam vows to best fulfil role as UNSC Presidency in April
Vietnam will strive to outstandingly perform its role as the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) President in April, significantly contributing to realising the foreign policy set by the 13th National Party Congress.
Mekong Delta: spoiled pigs eating sweets, and other unusual phenomena
Nguyen Hong Trang’s family in Vinh My A commune in Bac Lieu province raises pigs. More than a year ago, her sow gave birth to 11 baby pigs, one of which weighed only two kilos. As it could not suckle much, it stayed small.
Solar energy: light at the end of the tunnel for off-grid communities in Vietnam
Néang Sốt, 29, lives on the side of a dirty road near the forest in a makeshift house erected from steel frames with her four children in An Tuc Commune, southern An Giang Province.
Vietnam strives to become regional pioneer in reducing ocean plastic waste
Vietnam is striving to become a regional pioneer in reducing ocean plastic waste, heard a recent virtual meeting of environmental officials of Vietnam, Germany, Ecuador and Ghana.
HCM City's new water-drainage plan considers impact of rising sea levels, climate change
A plan for a new water-drainage network in HCM City has been submitted to the Prime Minister for approval.
World opinion condemns China’s violations of int’l law in East Sea
Many countries in the world have showed serious concerns over China’s recent deployment of over 200 ships around Sinh Ton island cluster in Vietnam’s Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago
France wants to repair Vietnam’s century-long Long Bien Bridge
After a century of change, the bridge remains Hanoi’s iconic structure.
Intensive-care physician faces daily 'battle of wits' with critical Covid-19 cases
Dr Pham Van Phuc has been honored as one of the 10 outstanding young faces of Hanoi in 2021.
Network attacks on Vietnamese systems decrease by 20%
In the first quarter of 2021, the Department of Information Security at the Ministry of Information and Communications recorded 1,271 cyber-attacks on information systems in Vietnam, a reduction of 20% compared to the same period last year.
VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES APRIL 2
No new COVID-19 cases, over 51,210 people get vaccinated
Students fascinated by traditional music instruments after schools introduce new lessons
Tran Hai Dang, deputy director of the Vietnam Institute of Musicology, says that many students are familiar with the western guitar, violin and piano but lack knowledge about traditional Vietnamese instruments.
