Phạm Văn Tuyên Appointed as Secretary of Cẩm Giang Party Committee
Phạm Văn Tuyên has been appointed as the new Secretary of the Cẩm Giang Party Committee in Hải Phòng. This decision follows the dismissal of the previous secretary due to restructuring.
Record Ocean Temperatures Fuel Extreme Heat and Drought in Western Europe
Western Europe is grappling with unprecedented heat and drought as global ocean temperatures hit record highs. This environmental crisis has severe implications for both the ecosystem and the economy.
PTIT Announces Admission Scores for 2026 Academic Year
The Postal and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) has released its admission scores for the 2026 academic year, with the highest score reaching 26.91. Various programs have varying thresholds, with most scores ranging from 20.21 to 26.91.
Vietnam Prioritizes Advanced Technology Investments, Says Leader
During a state visit to Australia, Vietnam's General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized the country's commitment to attracting advanced technology projects. He highlighted the importance of modern governance and technology transfer in fostering business links.
Dentist Nguyen Thi Tuyet Chinh Faces Legal Action After Assault Incident
Nguyen Thi Tuyet Chinh, a dentist in Ho Chi Minh City, is set to face trial for allegedly assaulting a customer in her clinic. The customer is seeking over 1.1 billion VND in damages due to the incident.
Upcoming Trial for Dentist Tuyet Chinh Over Customer Altercation
A trial is set to take place regarding an incident involving dentist Tuyet Chinh, who allegedly assaulted a customer in her clinic. This case has garnered significant public attention and will be closely monitored.
Hanoi University of Education 2 Sets High Admission Scores
The admission scores for teacher training programs at Hanoi University of Education 2 have been announced, with the highest score reaching 27.51 for Mathematics Education. The scores reflect a competitive year for prospective students.
Proposal to Exempt Banks from Liability for Reporting Suspicious Transactions
A proposal has been made to exempt banks from civil and criminal liability when reporting suspicious transactions, particularly those involving cryptocurrency. This suggestion was discussed during a recent session of the National Assembly.
Telecommunications Academy Sets Admission Scores for 2026
The Telecommunications Academy has announced its admission scores for 2026, with the highest score reaching 26.91. Various programs have different thresholds, with some fields requiring scores above 25.
Hai Phong Adjusts Growth Scenario, Aims for 13% GRDP Increase
Hai Phong has revised its economic growth scenario, targeting a 13% increase in GRDP for 2026. This ambitious goal reflects the city's commitment to enhancing its economic management and leveraging new growth drivers.
Construction Contractor Charged for Paying Workers with Heroin
A construction contractor in Phu Tho has been charged for compensating workers with heroin. In just two days, the contractor and an accomplice distributed 42 packets of the drug as payment.
Police Officer Shot by Dog Thieves in Can Tho
A police officer was shot in the chest by a group of dog thieves in Can Tho while on patrol. The incident occurred when the suspects attempted to flee upon being stopped by the police.
