In a concerning development, the Quang Ngai Provincial People's Committee has issued three reprimands to Ho Trong Phuong, the Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment, within just one week due to delays in fulfilling his duties. The committee has expressed serious concerns over
Vietnam's General Secretary and President, To Lam, has urged for stricter control over education costs and transparency in financial dealings within schools. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on parents and students while enhancing the quality of education.
New regulations regarding residency and identity cards in Vietnam will come into effect on July 1. These changes aim to streamline processes and enhance security measures.
PVcomBank has announced that its profit for 2025 will exceed initial targets, emphasizing growth tied to efficiency and safety. The bank's strategic focus aims to ensure sustainable development while maintaining operational effectiveness.
Russia has unveiled a monumental hydroelectric project, constructing a dam that stands 242 meters tall and utilizes 24 million tons of concrete. This project, located on the Yenisei River, is one of the largest hydroelectric facilities in the world.
A cargo ship has sustained damage after colliding with an unidentified object in the Hormuz Strait, a crucial maritime route. The incident raises concerns about safety and security in this strategic area.
Văn Thị Bạch Tuyết, the Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee, has called for an urgent review and appropriate placement of staff according to their professional qualifications. This initiative aims to enhance the efficiency of the administrative apparatus.
Tropical Storm Higos has intensified significantly as it moves over the waters east of the Philippines, with maximum winds reaching 95 km/h and gusts up to 115 km/h. The storm is currently located about 1,280 km east-northeast of Luzon Island.
Starting July 1, 2026, individuals with health insurance in Vietnam will no longer need a referral to receive benefits for outpatient care at non-registered facilities. This policy allows for 50% coverage of medical expenses, enhancing access to healthcare services.
Vietnam has expressed its support for victims of Agent Orange and dioxin, urging chemical companies to take responsibility for the harm caused. This call for accountability highlights ongoing concerns about the long-term effects of chemical warfare during the Vietnam War.
Several new healthcare policies in Vietnam will come into effect starting July, including extended maternity leave for women giving birth to a second child and financial support for prenatal screenings. These initiatives aim to enhance maternal and child health services across the country.
Vietnam's State Audit Office and its Lao counterpart have significantly enhanced their cooperative relationship over the past 25 years. This partnership focuses on institutional development, human resource training, and digital transformation.