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Connection cut: Vietnam’s internet users in the dark over undersea cable repairs
Repairs to the Intra Asia (IA) internet cable that connects Vietnam with other parts of Southeast Asia have been set back once again by more ruptures,VietnamPlus cited an internet service provider as saying on March 3.
Ao Dai Festival 2017: Day 1 in Photos
VOV.VN - Here’s a selection of photos from Day One of Ao Dai Festival 2017 taken on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 in Ho Chi Minh City.
Another foreign video streaming provider connects in Vietnam
Malaysia-based video streaming startup iflix has officially launched in Vietnam with the aim of tapping into the country’s sizable population, the company has said at a press conference.
How much is a piece of HCM City's golden land worth?
Ho Chi Minh City's most costly land prices can be found in District 1 around the People’s Committee building and near Ben Thanh Market. A square meter there fetches at least US$30,000, according to the latest report by evaluation company Gachvang.
Party balloon explosion injures five in Vietnam, one hospitalize
Dozens balloons used for party decoration have exploded in northern Vietnam, leaving five people with burn injuries, one of them has to be hospitalized, one of the victims said.
Vietnam's super-rich population is growing faster than anywhere else
Vietnam’s ultra-rich population is growing faster than any economy in the world, and is on track to continue leading the growth in the next decade, based on a new international research.
Mass fight breaks out at Samsung plant in northern Vietnam
A witness said a male worker was caught into a fight with guards at the plant.
Saigon in need of a million affordable homes over next decade - expert
The southern hub is in the grips of a major affordable housing shortage amid a rapidly growing population.
UK police release four Vietnamese men enslaved at ‘vast’ cannabis farm
Four Vietnamese men have been released by police in the UK after they were found working at a cannabis farm last week
Hanoians happy to ditch war-time loudspeakers - survey
An online survey conducted by authorities in Hanoi has found that an overwhelming majority of the public want war-time loudspeakers that date back to the 60s switched off.