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The plea of wild birds
Wildlife poaching has reached an alarming level in Phan Thiet, a city in the south-central Vietnamese province of Binh Thuan, as wild animals are hunted wherever they live.
Beautiful Vietnamese windows in the eyes of British artist
British artist Bridget March believes windows and doors are what make streets everywhere distinctly different, and has traversed Vietnam with her brush to capture the architecture heritage beauty of Vietnamese windows.
Police retrieve 200kg goods looted from burned truck in central Vietnam
More than 200kg worth of products looted by local mobs shortly after spilling out from a burning truck in south-central Vietnam earlier this week have been retrieved.
Vietnam institute unveils cyber training platform
A cyber training platform, purportedly the first of its kind in Vietnam, was launched November 3 by a cyber security training institute in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam’s houses-turned-karaoke bars become deadly trap for patrons
Most karaoke bars in Vietnam are renovated from residential houses and lack emergency escape routes for their large number of occupants.
Vietnam man found alive after one week lost in forest
A 26-year-old man in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong was found weak but alive after spending a week lost in a local forest, police have announced.
Vietnam province proposes high-speed rail link with China
The administration of a northern Vietnamese province bordering China has called on the government to consider its plan to build a new high-speed railway, compatible with the rail in the Chinese province of Guangxi.
In Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, floods mean good news for farmers
Flooding is not necessarily a bad thing. For farmers in the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam, having their rice fields flooded after a long drought is more than good news.
HCM City should open overnight zones for entertainment service
As the current closing time for clubs and entertainment areas in Ho Chi Minh City is proving ineffective, local experts have suggested the establishment of late-night zones they say would benefit the city’s economy.
Vietnam mulls taxing multiple-house owners
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance is weighing up a policy that requires those who own more than one house to pay extra tax, a plan to which local experts have mostly responded positively.