HCMC – The Chinese customs has announced that the country will no longer conduct Covid-19 measures, including nucleic acid testing, at ports of entry for imported goods. The revocation starts from January 8, 2023, and applies to cold-chain food and non-cold-chain items. Meanwhile, Covid-19 testing
HCMC – The Tan Cang Foundation, a vessel of Saigon Newport Corporation, arrived at Tan Cang Cai Cui Port in Can Tho City on December 29, marking the comeback of the container ship route to the Mekong Delta city after a six-year hiatus. The vessel was the first to dock at the Can Tho port cluster
HCMC – The Binh Duong government today, December 30, broke ground on a project to expand and upgrade Provincial Road 746 from the Tan Thanh T-junction in Bac Tan Uyen District to the Hoi Nghia T-junction in Tan Uyen Town, at a total cost of some VND1.5 trillion. The 11.4-kilometer-long road will
HCMC – Nguyen Phuc Minh Khoi, a 10th grader of Vietnam Australia International School (VAS), got a perfect Math score of 100% and won the “Top in the world” award for Mathematics in the 2022 Cambridge IGCSE exam. This award is issued by the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE). Minh
Ordinary daisy pots with a height of 50-60cm were burned by Mr. Tran Van Se (Can Tho) for 2 months to double his height. Thanks to [...]
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Each set of urns takes about an hour to clean and polish. On average, in the days leading up to Tet, Mr. Buu receives 15-20 sets [...]
Visitors can hunt snow in Sa Pa, participate in many festivals in Da Nang or welcome the new year right on the coast of Phu [...]
Thanks to its unique architecture and poetic ancient look, the tiled bridge in Luong market has attracted many visitors to stop and admire it. If [...]
HCMC – HCMC and five provinces of the Central Highlands region have cut a deal to boost sustainable socio-economic development until 2025. The deal is aimed at unlocking the potential of these localities to create value, contributing to the region’s socio-economic development and forming a link
HCMC – Auto firms in Vietnam manufactured and assembled 39,700 units in December, taking the total this year to about 440,000, according to the General Statistics Office. The total number of vehicles produced in Vietnam, including those imported for assembly, has risen by 14.9% this year compared
HCMC – HCMC’s gross regional domestic product (GRDP) has expanded 9.03% in 2022, according to the municipal Statistical Office. All three main components of the city’s economy have reported a rise. Specifically, the agro-forestry-fishery sector improved by 3.74%, the industry-construction sector