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Image: Tropical Storm Higos Strengthens Near the East Sea

Tropical Storm Higos Strengthens Near the East Sea

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.

Image: New Health Insurance Policy: No Referral Needed from July 1

New Health Insurance Policy: No Referral Needed from July 1

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.

Image: Vietnam Supports Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin in Seeking Justice

Vietnam Supports Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin in Seeking Justice

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.

Image: New Healthcare Policies Set to Take Effect in July

New Healthcare Policies Set to Take Effect in July

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.

Image: Vietnam and Laos Strengthen Special Cooperation in Auditing

Vietnam and Laos Strengthen Special Cooperation in Auditing

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.

Image: New Land and Housing Policies Effective July 2026

New Land and Housing Policies Effective July 2026

Vietnam will implement new land and housing policies starting July 2026, aimed at streamlining processes and reducing bureaucratic hurdles. Key changes include shorter permit issuance times and reduced requirements for management units of apartment buildings.

Image: Using Meat Broth for Soup: Health Insights

Using Meat Broth for Soup: Health Insights

Using meat broth can enhance the flavor and nutrition of soups, but experts advise caution. Choosing quality meat and proper cooking methods is essential for health.

Image: Man Sentenced to Death for Triple Homicide in Tay Ninh

Man Sentenced to Death for Triple Homicide in Tay Ninh

Nguyen Cao Bang has been sentenced to death for the murder of three people, including his girlfriend, her mother, and her son, in Tay Ninh. The court found that his actions were premeditated despite his claims of acting in the heat of the moment.

Image: Nguyen Tai Loc on Learning Vietnamese: 'It's Very Difficult'

Nguyen Tai Loc on Learning Vietnamese: 'It's Very Difficult'

Nguyen Tai Loc, a Vietnamese football player, has expressed his challenges in learning the Vietnamese language. He emphasizes the complexities of the language and the effort required to master it.

Image: Electricity Demand Surges in Northern Vietnam Amid Heatwave

Electricity Demand Surges in Northern Vietnam Amid Heatwave

Vietnam's electricity consumption has surged due to extreme heat, prompting increased power transmission from Central and Southern regions to the North. On June 24, the national power consumption reached a record 58,456 MW, with the Northern region hitting an all-time high of 30,209 MW.

Image: AI Cameras in Hanoi Record 130 Red Light Violations

AI Cameras in Hanoi Record 130 Red Light Violations

In a recent 24-hour period, AI cameras operated by the Traffic Police Department in Hanoi detected 130 instances of vehicles running red lights. This highlights the ongoing efforts to enhance traffic safety in the city.

Image: Financial Struggles Prevent Artist Cong Ly's Treatment in Japan

Financial Struggles Prevent Artist Cong Ly's Treatment in Japan

The wife of renowned artist Cong Ly has revealed that they lack the financial resources to take him to Japan for medical treatment. This news has raised concerns among fans and the public about the artist's health and well-being.