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Secretariat turns down HCM City proposal on fireworks for Reunification Day
Ho Chi Minh City will not hold fireworks shows in commemoration of the 42th anniversary of Reunification Day (April 30), municipal leaders confirmed on April 27.
Notorious pyramid firm Thien Ngoc Minh Uy shutdown raises doubts
Thien Ngoc Minh Uy, infamous for duping Vietnamese consumers into joining its multi-level marketing network, has requested to stop operating as a pyramid firm, raising doubt whether they really want to withdraw from the lucrative business.
Riverbank subsidence scares Mekong Delta residents
Several areas of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta have been affected by serious subsidence along local tributaries while others face the threat of the same thing.
Vietnam unveils shortlisted designs of APEC 2017 uniform
Two designs have been shortlisted to become the official uniform that leaders from 21 Pacific Rim economies will wear for their traditional group photo at the 2017 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Vietnam.
Vietnamese pig farmers hard hit by imported meat
Vietnamese pig farmers have been hit by the double whammy of slumping domestic pork prices and rising imports of cheap meat.
UXO victim works to educate in Vietnam
A young man from central Vietnam who lost three of his limbs and vision to unexploded ordnance left from the US war in Vietnam when he was ten years old is now actively working to protect others from the same fate.
Vietnamese woman cycles across Vietnam to collect litter
A Vietnamese woman has spent 69 days cycling from north to south so as to collect rubbish as a way to spread environmental awareness.
Activists dedicated to conserving endangered doucs in Danang
Over the past few years, a group of veterinary engineers and volunteers have been devoted to the rescue and care of animals, particularly the endangered red-shanked doucs, found on Son Tra Peninsula in the central Vietnamese city of Danang
Int’l sand sculpture championship runs for first time in Vietnam
A handful of world-leading female sand sculptors are showcasing their flair at an international championship taking place for the first time in Vietnam.
Riverbank collapses, sinking 16 houses in southern Vietnam
A large section of riverbank in the southern Vietnamese province of An Giang subsided on April 22, sinking some 16 houses in the process, with the cause attributed to sand mining.