Largest Hydropower Plant in Central North Vietnam Releases Water Ahead of Storm
The Bản Vẽ Hydropower Plant in Nghệ An has started releasing water to manage flood risks as Storm No. 4 approaches. The release aims to ensure the safety of the reservoir and mitigate flooding downstream.
Nam Bộ Experiences Decreased Rainfall and Rising Heat
The Southern region of Vietnam is expected to see reduced rainfall and increased heat in the coming days, according to the Southern Meteorological and Hydrological Station. Thunderstorms may occur in the afternoon, bringing strong winds and potential hazards.
13 Martyrs' Remains Discovered at Dien Khanh Citadel
The remains of 13 soldiers have been uncovered at the Dien Khanh Citadel in Khánh Hòa province. This significant discovery highlights the ongoing efforts to honor and remember those who sacrificed their lives for the nation.
New Regulations for Old or Damaged ID Cards in Vietnam
The Ministry of Public Security in Vietnam has announced new regulations regarding the renewal of old, lost, or damaged ID cards. Starting next week, millions of citizens can enjoy special benefits by utilizing the VNeID app for this process.
115th Anniversary of General Vo Nguyen Giap's Birth
On August 25, 2026, Vietnam commemorates the 115th anniversary of General Vo Nguyen Giap's birth. A delegation from Quang Tri province paid tribute at his grave in Vung Chua, honoring the legendary commander of the Vietnam People's Army.
FPT Group Invests in Education for Semiconductor and Cybersecurity in Dien Bien
FPT Group has commenced the construction of an educational complex in Dien Bien, focusing on training in semiconductors, cybersecurity, and UAV technology. The complex is set to open in the first quarter of 2028.
Complete Guide to Ritual Prayers for the 7th Lunar Month
As the 7th lunar month approaches, families in Vietnam prepare offerings and prayers to honor their ancestors and deities. This tradition, known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, is a time for remembrance and gratitude.
Reflecting on One Year of Leadership by Trần Lưu Quang
Trần Lưu Quang marks one year as Secretary of Ho Chi Minh City's Party Committee, navigating challenges and implementing significant reforms. His leadership has focused on urban development and improving living conditions for residents.
International School Closure Leaves Parents in Dilemma
The unexpected closure of Pennschool has left hundreds of parents in Ho Chi Minh City confused and concerned. Despite announcements for students to return on September 3, the school's premises were reported to have been reclaimed by local authorities.
Gaza Refugee Camp Hit by Israeli Airstrikes: At Least 4 Dead
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza on August 25 resulted in the deaths of at least four individuals, including two children. The ongoing conflict has raised concerns over the humanitarian crisis in the region.
Veteran Actor Ma Trung Passes Away at 73
Ma Trung, a renowned actor known for his villainous roles in Southern cinema, passed away at the age of 73 on August 25. His family reported that he died after a prolonged illness.
US Reviews Tariffs Up to 270% on Vietnam's Key Exports
The United States is initiating a review of tariffs on key exports from Vietnam, with potential rates reaching as high as 270%. This review primarily targets solar panels, honey, and woven bags, following previous tariffs ranging from 52% to 120%.
