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Vietnam’s import tracking raises concern amid Brazil meat scandal
While Vietnam has claimed that none of its meat imports are from 21 scandal-hit companies in Brazil, local consumers still face the risk of unsafe meat thanks to the country’s loose tracking of animal imports.
Udon noodle shop owner teaches free Japanese to young Vietnamese
A Japanese man has worked for two years to turn his noodle shop in Ho Chi Minh City into a place where local youngsters can learn the Japanese language for free while diners are enjoying Udon.
HIV/AIDS patients in Vietnam on edge over limited access to life-saving medication
People living with HIV/AIDS in Vietnam are struggling to afford life-saving antiretroviral (ARV) drugs as a result of dwindling foreign aid.
Chinese tourist influx to Ha Long Bay brings smiles, grimaces
Quang Ninh Province, which prides itself on the UNESCO-recognized Ha Long Bay, has received thousands of Chinese holidaymakers to spend the weekends in March, which has brought both opportunities and challenges to local tourism agencies.
Vietnam’s student-made vending machine dispenses ready-to-eat pho
A group of three students at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education has successfully created a vending machine that can dispense a bowl of cooked pho, bubble tea or ready-to-eat banh mi.
Vietnam asks Google to remove 2,200 toxic YouTube videos
Vietnam’s broadcast watchdog has demanded that Google pull more than 2,200 videos with ‘toxic’ content from YouTube, a deputy chief official of the authority confirmed on March 24.
Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1 opens Facebook page for street vendors
The Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1 administration has turned a suggestion to having local street vendors meet their customers on the internet, rather than the sidewalks, into a reality.
Saigon’s parking lot owners say one-price regulation unfair
Parking lot owners in Ho Chi Minh City are screaming unfair at a city regulation limiting how much they can charge customers.
Almost 7,700 cyber attacks on Vietnamese websites since January: report
Vietnamese websites have suffered nearly 7,700 cyber attacks in the first three months of 2017, according to a recent report by state-run Vietnam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT).
Sleeping air traffic controller no real danger to flight safety
Aviation experts commenting on a situation in northern Vietnam earlier this month say that being unable to contact an air traffic controller does not necessarily put a flight in jeopardy.