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The northern province of Thai Binh and Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau were the two first localities in Vietnam to let students return to schools on Monday after an extended closure due to COVID-19.
The petrol price has decreased by VND5,000 per liter after seven adjustments, but the prices of other goods remain unchanged.
Vietnam is forecast to suffer the highest temperatures ever recorded in 2020, according to the latest report by the Meteorological and Hydrological Administration.
From April 17, inter-provincial passenger coaches can travel between 35 provinces at low risk of COVID-19 infection, but so far, few coach operators have resumed operations.
The initial losses caused by flight reductions for Vietnam’s air carriers and land management agencies may total VND10 trillion.
Why these Americans protesting during a pandemic - explained.
Vietnam has established concentrated quarantine sites across the country to receive Vietnamese citizens and foreigners coming from the pandemic zones worldwide in order to take care of them and prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
A policewoman and two frontline coronavirus workers were among the 18 victims who died.
Nguyen Dac Tuu, 76, of Nguyen Trai Ward, Ha Dong District, Hanoi, was very happy when his pension for April and May was brought to him at home.
Local photographer @tuan1368 has been named as the overall winner of the #Sport2020 contest to find the world’s best sports photo, as launched by app Agora.
Vietnam needed to invest in the digital economy and seize the opportunities it provided to improve labour productivity.
Vietnamese film companies have postponed work on new projects due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
The small but symbolic fall is a "positive development" in the fight against the virus, officials say.
CP Vietnam, the largest animal husbandry company, says that animal feed supply could run out by the end of May.
One governor says it would be "incredibly appreciated" if the White House helped rein in protesters.
The Government has submitted a proposal to the National Assembly to extend the agricultural land tax exemption policy to the end of 2025 to support farmers and encourage the development of agriculture.
A French tourist has introduced his paintings about the beauty of Vietnamese people and nature on his Facebook account.
The UK organisation Saigon Children’s Charity is organising The Virtual Steps Challenge 2020, an online race where people from around the world can track their steps as they run, walk or exercise to compete to raise money for children
An outpouring of support has been shown for people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic across the country, including providing free rice for underprivileged people and supporting poor teachers and students.
Like in the midland or lowland regions, ‘Rice ATMs’ have also been set up in mountainous areas to share difficulties with local minority people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.