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Image: 26-Year-Old Faces Kidney Failure: 5 Harmful Habits to Avoid

26-Year-Old Faces Kidney Failure: 5 Harmful Habits to Avoid

A 26-year-old woman in Taiwan has been diagnosed with end-stage kidney failure, prompting doctors to warn about five harmful habits that can increase the risk of kidney issues in young people. Her case highlights the dangers of neglecting health signs and adopting poor lifestyle choices.

Image: Tesla's Valuation Under Scrutiny Amid Market Speculation

Tesla's Valuation Under Scrutiny Amid Market Speculation

Tesla's stock valuation is facing intense scrutiny, with analysts questioning the sustainability of its high market price. Despite bullish projections, many believe that even optimistic forecasts do not justify the current valuation levels.

Image: Vietnam's Education Ministry Outlines Admission Score Conversion for 2026

Vietnam's Education Ministry Outlines Admission Score Conversion for 2026

Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has issued guidelines for converting admission scores for the year 2026. The new system will rely on percentile rankings instead of traditional methods.

Image: New York Faces Heavy Rains and Flash Flooding Risks

New York Faces Heavy Rains and Flash Flooding Risks

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has issued a warning about heavy rains affecting the lower Hudson Valley, New York City, and Long Island, which could lead to flash flooding. Residents are urged to exercise caution as multiple thunderstorms are expected.

Image: Update on Dam Vinh Hung's Lawsuit in the U.S.: Three Defendants Added

Update on Dam Vinh Hung's Lawsuit in the U.S.: Three Defendants Added

Dam Vinh Hung's ongoing lawsuit in California has seen new developments as the plaintiff seeks to add three more defendants to the case. This follows an incident where a concrete fountain collapsed during an event, causing serious injuries to the plaintiff.

Image: Admission Scores for Grade 6 at Trần Đại Nghĩa School 2026

Admission Scores for Grade 6 at Trần Đại Nghĩa School 2026

The admission scores for Grade 6 at Trần Đại Nghĩa School for 2026 have been announced, sparking interest among parents and students. This year's scores reflect the competitive nature of school admissions in Vietnam.

Image: Bank Accounts to Be Frozen for Unauthorized Transactions

Bank Accounts to Be Frozen for Unauthorized Transactions

Authorities in Tay Ninh province warn that bank accounts will be frozen if unauthorized transactions occur. This measure aims to combat the growing issue of account misuse for illegal activities.

Image: Trần Đại Nghĩa Middle School Exam Results Released for 2026

Trần Đại Nghĩa Middle School Exam Results Released for 2026

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education has announced the results of the 6th-grade assessment for Trần Đại Nghĩa Middle School, with around 4,200 candidates participating. Students can check their scores online.

Image: Tax Authority Warns Businesses to Complete Tax Code Procedures

Tax Authority Warns Businesses to Complete Tax Code Procedures

The Tax Authority has issued a warning to businesses that have ceased operations but have not completed the necessary procedures to terminate their tax codes. This initiative aims to streamline tax compliance and address issues related to inactive businesses.

Image: Coffee Prices Drop in Vietnam as Robusta Falls Nearly 2%

Coffee Prices Drop in Vietnam as Robusta Falls Nearly 2%

On July 5, coffee prices in Vietnam experienced a slight decrease, with Robusta prices dropping nearly 2%. The average price in the domestic market is now recorded at 92,900 VND per kilogram.

Image: Vinh Long's Urban Development: A New Growth Engine

Vinh Long's Urban Development: A New Growth Engine

Vinh Long is poised to become a new growth hub in the Mekong Delta following its recent merger with Ben Tre and Tra Vinh. The province aims to leverage its urban development projects to attract residents, businesses, and strategic investments.

Image: Deputy Minister Calls for Proactive Oversight by Police Inspectorate

Deputy Minister Calls for Proactive Oversight by Police Inspectorate

Deputy Minister Le Quoc Hung has urged the Police Inspectorate to be proactive and flexible in conducting inspections. This call comes during a conference reviewing the unit's performance in the first half of the year.