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Bus plunges off Bao Loc Pass, killing one and injuring 30+

While traveling on National Highway 20, a 52-seat passenger bus carrying dozens of people collided with another vehicle and plunged off Bao Loc Pass in Lam Dong Province, killing one person and injuring more than 30 others.

Former judicial record center director accused of accepting $1.7mil in bribes

Former leaders of the National Judicial Record Center exploited their assigned authority to solicit bribes in exchange for issuing judicial record certificates in violation of regulations.

Iconic Saigon River pedestrian bridge construction kicks off

Ho Chi Minh City has begun construction on an iconic pedestrian bridge designed to resemble a nipa palm leaf, connecting District 1 and Thu Duc City.

Massive sinkhole shuts down National Highway 3B in Bac Kan

Authorities cordon off the area after a massive sinkhole suddenly appears in the median strip of National Highway 3B.

Two arrested for anti-government plots and abusing democratic freedoms

Authorities detain Le Thi Mai and Nguyen Xuan Binh on charges related to subversion and misleading accusations.

Dangerous door opening incident sparks safety concerns in Vietnam

Under new traffic safety laws, reckless door opening can result in hefty fines and even criminal charges if it causes severe consequences.

Vietnamese woman caught pawning fake gold over 20 times

A woman in Ninh Thuan was caught red-handed while trying to pawn fake gold for the 21st time, having previously pulled off the scam 20 times.

Residents claim loss of 4 houses, billions of dong due to 'bride export' scheme

Dozens of people in Hai Duong face the risk of losing hundreds of billions of VND after trusting a scheme to "export" brides and send workers to South Korea.

10,000 Vietnamese flags to fly at heartwarming festival in Japan

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Vietnam (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025), the Vietnam Heart Festival will take place from May 3 to 4 in Higashiosaka, Japan, showcasing a spectacular display of 10,000 Vietnamese flags.

Social media madness: The latest trends captivating Vietnam’s youth

From saying farewell to iconic landmarks to trying odd food combinations, Vietnam’s online community embraces creativity and controversy.

Finger amputations: the dangers of breeding venomous cobra snakes

Many cobra breeders in Tu Xa commune, LamThao district, in Phu Tho province have lost fingers after being attacked by venomous snakes.

New park and lake coming to Long Bien District, Hanoi

Spanning over 70,000 square meters, the project will boost urban greenery and recreation.

Truck stuck on railway track in Da Nang causes train delays

Local authorities managed to clear the truck after 27 minutes, but two trains faced delays.

Binh Dinh road project completed early, strengthening regional infrastructure

The $49 million investment in Binh Dinh Province enhances road connectivity, supporting local economic growth and defense initiatives.

Health Minister addresses "aging before getting rich" challenge in Vietnam

Minister Dao Hong Lan presents strategies to counter rapid population aging and secure sustainable economic growth.

Vietnam promotes helmet safety to reduce traffic fatalities

Authorities stress the need for stricter helmet regulations and increased public awareness amid rising road accidents.

Former An Giang chairman faces 9-10 years in prison for illegal sand mining

Nguyen Thanh Binh and 42 accomplices stand trial for serious violations related to sand mining and money laundering.

Weather alert: Strong cold wave to impact northern Vietnam

Hanoi and mountainous areas to experience sharp temperature drops as cold air mass descends.

Travel disruption as flights canceled at Tan Son Nhat and Con Dao

Vietnam Airlines makes schedule adjustments due to operational restrictions on March 27-28.

$152 million boost for student health insurance proposed in Vietnam

The Ministry of Health seeks to increase financial support for health insurance contributions among high school students, easing the financial burden on families.