Vietnam’s quiet health-care revolution
Vietnam’s quiet health-care revolution

VOV.VN - The future of healthcare in Vietnam is rapidly changing, led by enterprising new companies entering the segment anxious to put new technologies to work in innovative, novel and amazing ways.

Vietnam’s quiet health-care revolution
Singapore hosts navy exercise
Singapore hosts navy exercise

Singapore kicked off the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) exercise “Deep Sabre 2016” on September 27 at the Changi Command and Control Center. 

Singapore hosts navy exercise
Fishermen sue Taiwan steel firm over massive toxic spill
Fishermen sue Taiwan steel firm over massive toxic spill

VOV.VN - Hundreds of Vietnamese fishermen have filed claims seeking compensation from a Taiwanese steel company that acknowledged its toxic chemicals caused a massive fish kill, reports US Time magazine

Fishermen sue Taiwan steel firm over massive toxic spill
Human trafficking ring busted in northern border province
Human trafficking ring busted in northern border province

Border guards in the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang arrested three men suspected of running a human trafficking ring. 

Human trafficking ring busted in northern border province
UNFPA helps Vietnamese localities fight domestic violence
UNFPA helps Vietnamese localities fight domestic violence

The number of domestic violence cases reported in the Mekong Delta province of Ben Tre dropped from 642 in 2012 to 187 in 2015, according to the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

UNFPA helps Vietnamese localities fight domestic violence
VFA proposes building map on restricted sea floor
VFA proposes building map on restricted sea floor

The Vietnam Fisheries Association (VFA) has proposed building a map of the sea floor for fishing in the four central provinces affected by the Formosa environmental incident.

VFA proposes building map on restricted sea floor
Historic rains deluge HCM City roads
Historic rains deluge HCM City roads

The need to accelerate flood-prevention projects has become more urgent than ever as HCM City mobilised workers and pumps to remove water from flooded streets following a historic downpour on September 26 evening that inundated the city.

Historic rains deluge HCM City roads
Infectious disease risk still serious, Health Ministry says
Infectious disease risk still serious, Health Ministry says

The risk of infectious disease in Vietnam is still high, with cases of infection likely to increase from now to the end of the year, according to the Ministry of Health. 

Infectious disease risk still serious, Health Ministry says
VOV President receives Azerbaijan Ambassador
VOV President receives Azerbaijan Ambassador

VOV.VN -  VOV President Nguyen The Ky received the Ambassador of Azerbaijan to Vietnam, Anar Lachin Oglu Imanov, at VOV’s headquarters in Hanoi on September 27.

VOV President receives Azerbaijan Ambassador
Vietnamese fishermen descend on court to sue Taiwanese fish killer
Vietnamese fishermen descend on court to sue Taiwanese fish killer

Hundreds of fishermen traveled by bus to Ha Tinh to demand the Taiwanese firm to cough up for the damage it has caused.

Vietnamese fishermen descend on court to sue Taiwanese fish killer
Ngoc Van assists disadvantaged people in Central Highlands
Ngoc Van assists disadvantaged people in Central Highlands

VOV.VN - Miss Communications Phung Bao Ngoc Van took part in charity activities on September 27 to help disadvantaged people in DuK’mal Commune, Krong Ana District, Dak Lak Province.

Ngoc Van assists disadvantaged people in Central Highlands
Expert proposes imposing gradual ban on cars to curb congestion in Vietnamese cities
Expert proposes imposing gradual ban on cars to curb congestion in Vietnamese cities

As the ongoing debate on a possible motorbike ban in Vietnamese cities picks up momentum, a traffic expert has weighed in with his assertion that cars are contributing more to the problem than motorbikes.

Expert proposes imposing gradual ban on cars to curb congestion in Vietnamese cities
Vietnam police arrest prime suspect in killings of four family members
Vietnam police arrest prime suspect in killings of four family members

Police in the northern Vietnamese province of Quang Ninh have apprehended a suspect in the murder of four family members last weekend.

Vietnam police arrest prime suspect in killings of four family members
77% of Vietnamese men are drinkers: WHO survey
77% of Vietnamese men are drinkers: WHO survey

Vietnam has been considered one of the world’s top consumers of alcoholic beverages with 77% of its men drinking beer and other kinds of alcohol, according to a recent survey.

77% of Vietnamese men are drinkers: WHO survey
Artificial reefs promote coral recovery off Khanh Hoa’s coast
Artificial reefs promote coral recovery off Khanh Hoa’s coast

Scientists from the Institute of Oceanography in Nha Trang city, the southern central province of Khanh Hoa, have built artificial reefs to aid coral recovery off the coast of Bang Thang cape in Nha Trang Bay. 

Artificial reefs promote coral recovery off Khanh Hoa’s coast
Lao Cai strives to mitigate climate change impact
Lao Cai strives to mitigate climate change impact

The northern mountainous province of Lao Cai is exerting every effort to minimise the impacts of climate change.

Lao Cai strives to mitigate climate change impact
Vietnamese national faces sudden death in Japan
Vietnamese national faces sudden death in Japan

The Vietnamese Embassy in Japan is working closely with Japanese agencies and relevant units to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of a Vietnamese citizen who recently died in the host country, according to the Foreign Ministry’s Press Information Department on September 27.

Vietnamese national faces sudden death in Japan
Hoang Sa, Truong Sa exhibition opens in Lam Dong
Hoang Sa, Truong Sa exhibition opens in Lam Dong

VOV.VN - An exhibition titled “Vietnam’s Hoang Sa, Truong Sa – Historical and Legal Evidence”  opened in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong on September 27 aiming to affirm the country’s sovereignty over the two archipelagoes.

Hoang Sa, Truong Sa exhibition opens in Lam Dong
WB’s Vietnam Development Report focuses on agriculture
WB’s Vietnam Development Report focuses on agriculture

The World Bank in Vietnam on September 27 announced the Vietnam Development Report 2016 themed “Transforming Vietnamese Agriculture: Gaining More from Less,” detailing challenges and opportunities facing the sector.

WB’s Vietnam Development Report focuses on agriculture
Quick response force to tackle food safety problems in Hanoi
Quick response force to tackle food safety problems in Hanoi

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has accepted a proposal to set up a quick response force in Hanoi to deal with food safety problems. 

Quick response force to tackle food safety problems in Hanoi
Philippines confirms three new Zika cases
Philippines confirms three new Zika cases

The Philippine Ministry of Health has confirmed three new cases of Zika virus, bringing the number of locally-transmitted Zika virus to 12 cases this year, including a pregnant woman.

Philippines confirms three new Zika cases
Logo design contest marks Vietnam-India’s 45-year diplomatic ties
Logo design contest marks Vietnam-India’s 45-year diplomatic ties

The Vietnamese Embassy in New Delhi opened a logo design competition on September 26 to celebrate the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Vietnam. 

Logo design contest marks Vietnam-India’s 45-year diplomatic ties
Vietnam to focus on youth’s sexual reproductive health
Vietnam to focus on youth’s sexual reproductive health

Investing in the education and health, including sexual and reproductive health, of young people is of utmost importance to Vietnam’s productivity and development in the future, Nguyen Anh Tuan, Secretary of the HCM Communist Youth Union Central Committee, has said.

Vietnam to focus on youth’s sexual reproductive health
Vietnam, Laos share experience in public debt management
Vietnam, Laos share experience in public debt management

Vietnamese and Lao parliamentarians shared experience in public debt management during a workshop held in Vientiane on September 27.

Vietnam, Laos share experience in public debt management
Clip: Ho Chi Minh City flooded in heavy rains
Clip: Ho Chi Minh City flooded in heavy rains

VOV.VN - Heavy rains hit HCMC on September 26, causing massive flooding and wrecking havoc on motorists and pedestrians, especially in Districts 1,3,5, Tan Binh, Binh Thanh and Phu Nhuan.

Clip: Ho Chi Minh City flooded in heavy rains
Da Nang okays first nano-tech project
Da Nang okays first nano-tech project

The central city of Da Nang has granted an investment licence to Da Nang Pharmaceutical joint-stock company (Danapha)'s first nano-technology and biotech project. 

Da Nang okays first nano-tech project
Japan wants more Vietnamese nurses, orderlies
Japan wants more Vietnamese nurses, orderlies

Vietnamese nurses and orderlies are in demand in Japan, with around 760 needed this year, but there are only 210 qualified candidates, according to the Department of Overseas Labour under the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA). 

Japan wants more Vietnamese nurses, orderlies
Remains of fallen soldiers repatriated from Cambodia
Remains of fallen soldiers repatriated from Cambodia

The remains of 98 voluntary soldiers who died in Cambodia while saving the neighbouring country from genocide have been found and repatriated, according to Col. Nguyen Thanh Binh from the southwestern Binh Phuoc Province’s Military Command. 

Remains of fallen soldiers repatriated from Cambodia
Mekong Delta must avoid subjectivity in climate change response
Mekong Delta must avoid subjectivity in climate change response

Localities and ministries must steer clear of subjectivity and strive to find new models for climate change adaption, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue told a meeting on September 26. 

Mekong Delta must avoid subjectivity in climate change response
More Australian students to study in Vietnam
More Australian students to study in Vietnam

As many as 340 Australian undergraduates will take short-term courses and internship programmes in Vietnam in 2017 as part of the New Colombo Plan Scholarship Programme, unveiled the Australian Embassy on September 26.

More Australian students to study in Vietnam