Men in the central coastal province of Binh Dinh have voluntarily handed over a pangolin and red-shanked douc langur, rare and precious animals, to the provincial forest management department.

A group of students called Green Eyes has created a video about the problem of waste and its environmental impact.

Deputy Governor of the State Bank Dao Minh Tu said at a conference between the Prime Minister and ministries’ leaders that state-owned banks will have to sacrifice 30-40 percent of profit to help businesses cope with Covid-19.

Some experts have suggested issuing oil bonds to store oil and petroleum products as oil prices now are low.

Discount programmes launched by supermarkets after end of lockdown

The strategy devised by scientists was to keep large parts of society open but not everyone is convinced.

No evidence people who develop antibodies after recovering are protected against a second infection.

Easing of social distancing wins public support

HCM City authorities are preparing to receive around 10,000 Vietnamese from Covid-19-affected countries.

The novel coronavirus pandemic has caused approximately 5 million workers to either lose their jobs or stop work until further notice, therefore bringing the number of employed people during Q1 to a ten-year record low.

With the opening of eateries and cafes in Hanoi, many establishments have set out a range of policies aimed at preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

An array of fantastic artworks made by students have been entered into a drawing contest launched by the Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture, with lots of the pieces proving to be a heartwarming sight for viewers.

Car sales have dropped to a 5-year low and may continue to slide if the pandemic persists.

Georgia, Oklahoma and Alaska lift some restrictions despite warnings that it may be too soon.

The sombre milestone is reached with 2.8 million infections, Johns Hopkins University figures say.

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on Saturday issued a new set of guidelines on measures to keep the country clear of COVID-19 while its economy restarts after strict social distancing measures were relaxed.

A series of floods and landslides triggered by a period of torrential rain over the past few days has left five people dead, with one person missing and a further 25 people injured in mountainous regions situated in the north on April 25.

The second phase of the demolition of illegally constructed floors of a building at 8B Le Truc Street in Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District, is expected to start on May 15.

The country wants to raise the digital economy’s contribution to gross domestic product (GDP) to 20 per cent by 2025 and 30 per cent by 2030.

Some 200 people, including soldiers stationed on Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago, health workers and artists have performed together in a music video entitled Tu Hao Viet Nam (Proud of Vietnam).