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Vietnam News Headlines September 19/2024

Vietnam can learn from Singapore’s experience in building smart cities

Vietnam Business News September 19/2024

JETP backs Vietnam’s net-zero target by 2050: Deputy Minister

Steel stocks chill as weak demand sends a shiver through the industry

A significant recovery may be expected in 2025, leading to swift movements of funds within this sector.

Flexible market mechanisms will promote green innovation in agriculture

Major challenges are forcing agricultural production towards a more sustainable development and lower emissions.

Factories struggle to find workers to fulfill year-end orders

Manufacturing companies in HCM City are finding it hard to hire employees for the end of the year, which is the peak season for production and business activities.

Tax sector provides solutions to support victims of Typhoon Yagi

The General Department of Taxation has sent a document to 26 tax departments outlining solutions to support organisations, individuals and businesses suffering losses due to Typhoon Yagi and related flooding.

VAMC to auction bad debts starting at nearly $10 mln

VAMC has purchased the bad debts of Sacombank related to Phúc An Khang International Hospital and Bình Dương Construction Stone.

20% of Vietnamese online vulnerable to cyberthreats

Vietnam’s cybersecurity landscape improved in the second quarter of 2024 compared to a year earlier, but unrelenting vigilance should be a priority to prevent threats, according to global cybersecurity and digital privacy company Kaspersky.

Robotic surgery: a new frontier in Việt Nam

Heightened visibility and the robot’s advanced functionality gives surgeons greater confidence during complex and extended surgeries.

HCMC brings homeless people to social support centres to reduce petty crimes

HCM City is bringing homeless people into social shelters, contributing to tackling the issue of beggars and petty crimes.

Organisations work together to prevent child labour

More than 4,000 children at risk of child labour have gained access to support services during the past two years.

Tropical depression strengthens into typhoon Thursday, localities braced

Provinces and cities in central Vietnam are warned to be ready for a tropical depression which it is feared could strengthen into a typhoon by Thursday morning.

CMC unveils AI-X strategy in Japan, aims for global leadership in AI

CMC has taken its AI-X Strategy global with a major announcement in Japan, focusing on transforming operations through AI-driven solutions.

Miss International Vietnam 2024 to kick off in October

Miss International Vietnam 2024 is scheduled to take place from October to December, according to Pham Kim Dung, head of the beauty pageant’s organising board and president of Sen Vang Entertainment Company.

Bootleg Beatles to thrill audiences in Hanoi and HCM City

The Bootleg Beatles, the world's premier Beatles tribute band, will light up stages in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi with three concerts as part of their epic 44th anniversary tour.

Telecom carriers say enough 4G phones will be available after 2G ceases

With Viettel giving 4G phones to subscribers for free and retailers importing products in large quantities, experts believe that Vietnam will not lack 4G phones by the time of official 2G cessation.

Vietnam prepares to deploy Level-2 Field Hospital Rotation 6 to South Sudan

On September 24, a contingent of 63 staff members of the Level-2 Field Hospital Rotation 6 will depart from Noi Bai Airport aboard a C-17 aircraft provided by Australia.

Foreign embassies pledge support for Vietnam to surmount typhoon aftermath

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) held an event in Hanoi on September 18 to receive emergency aid from other countries for victims of super Typhoon Yagi.

Nearly 6 million children in SEA affected by typhoon Yagi: UNICEF

Nearly 6 million children have been affected by the destruction caused by typhoon Yagi in Southeast Asia, with access to clean water, education, health care, food and shelter all compromised, said UNICEF on September 18.

Tapping potential to sell seaweed-based carbon credits

Just as the forestry sector has tapped into the carbon credit market, the aquaculture sector, particularly seaweed farming, is emerging as a promising avenue with the potential to store up to 1,500 tonnes of greenhouse gas per square kilometre.