Fuel Prices Remain Steady in Vietnam as of September 10
As of September 10, fuel prices in Vietnam, particularly at Petrolimex, have remained stable following the latest adjustments made on September 3. This stability is attributed to the regulations set by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance.
Ayutthaya Abbot Arrested in Embezzlement and Sex Scandal
The abbot of Wat Phutthai Sawan in Ayutthaya has been arrested amid allegations of embezzlement and involvement in a sex scandal. This incident has raised significant concerns within the local community and beyond.
Over 60% of Unemployment Benefit Recipients in Khanh Hoa Lack Degrees
A recent report reveals that over 60% of individuals receiving unemployment benefits in Khanh Hoa do not possess any formal qualifications. This statistic highlights significant challenges in the local labor market.
New Discoveries at Le Thi Rieng Cultural Park: Mass Grave Found
Authorities have uncovered a mass grave at Le Thi Rieng Cultural Park in Ho Chi Minh City, revealing the remains of soldiers along with various artifacts. A total of 592 sets of remains have been recovered so far.
Northern Vietnam Braces for First Cold Snap of the Season
Northern Vietnam is set to experience its first cold snap of the season, with temperatures dropping below 19 degrees Celsius in some areas. Rain and thunderstorms are also expected in the northeastern mountainous regions.
Fuel Prices Rise Sharply in Vietnam
As of September 10, fuel prices in Vietnam have seen a significant increase, with some types rising by over 1,200 VND per liter. The Ministry of Industry and Trade announced the adjustments effective from 3 PM the same day.
School Lunch Program Resumes After Delays
The Kim Bài Primary School in Thanh Oai is set to resume its lunch program for students starting September 11, following recent delays that left students without meals. The school aims to ensure timely meal delivery and meet parents' expectations.
New Penalties for Failure to Report Residence Under Government Decree
The Vietnamese government has introduced new penalties for individuals who fail to report their residence as mandated by a recent decree. This regulation aims to enhance public safety and streamline administrative processes.
Cold Front to Impact Hanoi Weather: What to Expect
Hanoi is currently experiencing the effects of a cold front, bringing rain and cooler temperatures. The weather is expected to remain unsettled with additional rain and thunderstorms over the coming days.
New Military Service Law Addresses Evasion Tactics
Vietnam's new military service law outlines actions considered as evasion of military obligations. It introduces strict measures against deceitful practices during military health examinations.
Health Ministry Investigates Allegations Against E Hospital
The Health Ministry has demanded that E Hospital clarify allegations regarding patients needing to pay extra for expedited cancer treatment. The inquiry follows reports of patients being asked to attach money to their treatment requests for quicker service.
Concerns Raised Over Textbook Quality Impacting Students
A recent statement from a National Assembly representative highlights the specific consequences of 'locally deficient' textbooks on students. The representative emphasized the need for immediate attention to ensure educational quality.
