Saigon alley cleared as hundreds exposed to man with positive retest found negative for coronavirus
The man retested positive on May 6
Saigon alley cleared as hundreds of suspected coronavirus patient’s contacts test negative
The suspected case retested positive on May 6
Police verify videos of striptease club, allegedly a COVID-19 cluster, in northern Vietnam
Several video clips showing naked female employees at a club surfaced on social media on Saturday
Week-long heatwave of over 39 degrees Celsius to hit northern Vietnam
Such weather patterns resulted from a hot low-pressure area that is developing and expanding to the southeast
NA Chairman attends groundbreaking ceremony for upgrade of National Highway 10
NDO - Chairman of the National Assembly Vuong Dinh Hue attended a groundbreaking ceremony for the upgrade of a section of National Highway 10 from Da Bac Bridge to Kien Bridge in Hai Phong City on May 8.
Free library with English books in Hanoi spreads reading habit
A businessman opens a free library for everyone, especially children, who loves reading and learning English.
Vietnamese Americans quick to receive Covid shots
Vietnamese people in the US have been signing up for doses of the coronavirus vaccine en masse
Gourds that weigh 15 kilograms and other unusual phenomena in Vietnam
A special variety which produces gourds weighing up to 15 kilograms has been handed down by generations of Hai Phong families, while an ornamental tree variety in Dong Thap province has leaves with four colors.
Khanh Van predicted to win top spot at Miss Universe pageant
Khanh Van, the Vietnamese representative at Miss Universe, is forecast to be named the winner of the 69th version of the global pageant according to predictions made by beauty website Sash Factor of the Philippines.
Vietnam's Da Lat knocks down, moves age-old trees for street expansion
A total of 111 trees on Tran Quoc Toan Street would be either mowed down or displaced
VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES MAY 9
Vietnam to need 80,000 tonnes of biodegradable plastics annually by 2025
Vietnamese PhD holder recognized as leading young scientist in Australia
Nong Ngoc Duy, PhD, honored as one of five leading young scientists in social sciences in Australia, said he had to work no less than 80 hours a week for a long time, and sometimes 14 hours a day, to survive the global competition.
