The Vietnam Social Insurance Agency has announced the payment schedule for pensions and social insurance benefits for October 2026 across 34 provinces and cities. Payments will begin on October 1, 2026, with options for receiving funds through personal accounts on the VNeID platform.
Gold prices in Vietnam have decreased, leading many buyers to change their purchasing behavior. Customers are now more cautious, allocating less money to gold investments compared to previous trends.
The salmon market in Vietnam is thriving, offering a wide range of products at varying prices. From imported varieties to locally farmed options, consumers have numerous choices, though price disparities raise questions about quality and sourcing.
As land use rights certificates appear on the VNeID app, many wonder if physical documents will still be necessary for real estate transactions. Currently, users are advised to carry paper certificates until the full electronic certification process is implemented.
Dong Nai Football Club has imposed internal penalties on two players, Le Van Son and Huynh Tan Sinh, for unsportsmanlike conduct towards forward Nguyen Dinh Bac during a recent V-League match. The club aims to uphold the integrity of the game and maintain a positive image.
The weather forecast for September 23 predicts heavy rain and thunderstorms across several provinces in Central Vietnam. Citizens are advised to stay updated on weather conditions as the situation develops.
Vietnam's Central region is bracing for heavy rainfall, with some areas expected to receive over 250 mm in a single day. Authorities warn of potential flooding and landslides as the weather system continues to affect the region.
The pension payment schedule for October begins on the 1st and 2nd of the month. Recipients can register for a social security account on VNeID to link their payment method.
A tropical depression forming near the East Sea is predicted to strengthen into a typhoon, potentially reaching typhoon status by the weekend. The system is currently moving northward and is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility soon.
A tropical depression has officially formed in the Pacific Ocean near the East Sea, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). The depression is currently moving northward and is expected to bring rain and thunderstorms to surrounding
Hanoi's Secretary Trần Đức Thắng has highlighted the importance of a balanced approach to urban planning along the Red River, ensuring development harmonizes with preservation. The city is focused on completing resettlement infrastructure before land reclamation.
Ho Chi Minh City is bracing for heavy rainfall, with forecasts predicting more than 200mm in some areas tomorrow. The meteorological agency warns of widespread rain affecting various regions, including the southern provinces.