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Vietnam’s first commercial auction house launched in HCM City
Vietnam had its first commercial auction house open on the weekend, when a painting was sold at US$40,000 at its maiden auction.
111 people killed, missing due to floods in central Vietnam since October
A total of 111 people have lost their lives or gone missing after falling victim to repeated floods that struck the central part of Vietnam since October.
Vietnam launches online meal plan software for schools
Vietnam’s health and education ministries recently launched an online platform allowing schools to design nutritiously balanced meal plans for students from a bank of 360 dishes.
People with rare blood type join donor club
Nearly 200 people in Vietnam with the rare Rh- blood type have registered for a local donor club to readily answer any emergency calls for life-saving blood transfusions.
Vietnamese woman saved after hour-long surgery in home’s attic
A woman in northern Vietnam in critical condition due to a tubal pregnancy has been saved after an hour-long surgery in her home’s attic.
Aggressive aviation growth sparks concern
While Vietnam does not appear to be hitting the breaks on its aircraft buying spree, the country’s aviation market is beginning to feel the effects of accelerated growth marred by overloaded airports, crowded airspace, and stressed flight attendants.
Vietnam coast guards grow own veggies on high-tech farm
Coast guard officers in the southern Vietnamese city of Vung Tau are now able to harvest their first batch of fresh produce from their high-tech vegetable farm following several months of hard work.
Vietnam flight’s passengers panicked over multiple failed landing attempts
Passengers on a Vietnam Airlines flight bound for the south-central Vietnamese province of Khanh Hoa were frightened as the aircraft repeatedly had failed landing attempts due to foul weather on December 14.
Saigon-Vung Tau hydrofoil firms seek service extension as deadline nears
Two operators of the hydrofoil route connecting Ho Chi Minh City and the coastal city of Vung Tau are seeking permission to maintain service for another four years, a fortnight before they are forced to cease operations.
VietJet IPO set to raise US$170 mln, value airline at US$1.2 bln
Budget airline VietJet is set to raise about US$170 million in an initial public offering (IPO) that will value Vietnam's only private airline at US$1.2 billion, people close to the deal said on December 14, in the latest in a string of Vietnamese share sales.