Ho Chi Minh City Launches Comprehensive Health Check Program
Ho Chi Minh City is mobilizing 10,000 healthcare workers and 480 public and private healthcare facilities to conduct health checks for all 16 million residents over the next 150 days. This initiative aims to ensure that every citizen has a digital health record and continuous health management.
Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain Expected in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City and the southern provinces are bracing for a series of thunderstorms and heavy rain starting today. Residents are advised to prepare for potential flooding and strong winds.
Weather Forecast for Ho Chi Minh City: Cloudy with Rain in the Evening
Ho Chi Minh City and the southern region are expected to experience cloudy weather with scattered rain and thunderstorms in the evening. The rainfall is anticipated to increase in the coming days due to stronger southwest monsoon activity.
Quang Ninh Invites 11,000 Veterans to 'Forever 20' Concert
Quang Ninh province is set to host the 'Forever 20' concert on July 24, inviting approximately 11,000 veterans and individuals with contributions to the nation. The event aims to honor heroes and commemorate the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day.
Experts Predict Unexpected Decline in Gold Prices Next Week
Wall Street experts forecast a decline in gold prices for the upcoming week, as investors remain cautious ahead of new economic data and geopolitical tensions. The precious metal struggled to maintain its recovery, facing pressure from various economic indicators.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Delights Fans in Tokyo with Street Food
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, delighted fans in Tokyo by distributing red bean buns during his visit. Huang's culinary adventure took place at a traditional izakaya in Kanda, where he interacted with eager fans.
Retired Teachers Can Work as Official Teachers Starting September 1
From September 1, 2026, retired teachers in Vietnam who meet certain conditions will be allowed to work as official teachers under fixed-term contracts. This new regulation aims to utilize experienced educators to enhance the quality of education.
Vingroup Invests Over $2.2 Billion in Long-Stalled Urban Project
Vingroup has announced a significant investment of over $2.2 billion in the International University Urban Area project in Ho Chi Minh City, which had been dormant for nearly two decades. This development aims to provide housing for approximately 60,000 students and faculty members.
Japan Allows Princess to Retain Title After Marrying Commoner
Japan has amended its royal law to allow princesses to retain their titles after marrying commoners, while still prohibiting women from inheriting the throne. This change aims to address the declining number of royal family members.
Nguyen Dinh Bac Signs with Japanese Management Agency
Vietnamese footballer Nguyen Dinh Bac has recently signed with a management agency from Japan, marking a significant step in his career. This partnership aims to enhance his opportunities in international football and broaden his exposure in the sport.
Over 130 Students Denied Admission at Hanoi University Due to Misunderstanding
More than 130 students were rejected from Hanoi University due to a misunderstanding regarding their IELTS scores. They believed that their IELTS certification would exempt them from English language requirements in the university admission process.
Woman Hospitalized After Snake Encounter While Cycling
A woman in her 60s was hospitalized after accidentally running over a venomous Eastern Brown Snake while cycling in New South Wales, Australia. The snake attacked her after becoming trapped in her bike chain, but she is now in stable condition.
