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Recently, traffic police in several localities have begun issuing fines for "running yellow lights," causing confusion and concern among many drivers. The issue has sparked heated debates across social media platforms.
Girls aged 13 and 15 were sold into karaoke bars to serve male patrons. Before formally hiring them, the bar owner had already engaged in sexual intercourse with the minors, aged between 13 and under 16.
From carrying logs to submerging in swamps, elite forces push limits at a national training center.
A major prostitution ring in Da Nang has been dismantled by police, with the ringleader managing over 300 sex workers through Telegram.
Luu Binh Nhuong seeks leniency while Le Thanh Van insists on his innocence ahead of appeals hearing.
Ngoc Hoi Bridge will connect Hanoi with Hung Yen, improving regional traffic and boosting southern development.
The Ministry of Health has ordered a comprehensive review of product declarations and food safety certifications involving companies tied to a major fake milk production and distribution ring.
From aircraft carriers to luxury yachts, Nguyen Phuong De crafts ships from his Mekong Delta home.
Several influencers with large followings detained for spreading falsehoods or illegal activity.
The Ministry of Construction is seeking public feedback on the draft master plan for the Lao Cai - Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh railway line, which spans over 461km and is projected to cost more than VND 203 trillion (approximately $8 billion).
With home distractions and closed libraries, more students are turning to cafés to study - despite the cost.
The Vietnam Road Administration under the Ministry of Construction has proposed toll collection on five expressways funded by the state, with rates ranging from 900 to 1,300 VND per kilometer (approximately $0.035 to $0.051/km).
The family of Trinh Van Quyet, former Chairman of FLC Group, has recently paid an additional VND 100 billion (approximately USD 4 million), bringing the total restitution to VND 1.072 trillion (around USD 42.8 million).
Nguyen Thien Toan, former General Director of Vietnam Tea Corporation, is accused of violating regulations on managing state assets and causing a loss of over 38 billion VND (approximately USD 1.5 million).
Police in Dak Nong province have penalized 78 teenagers and young adults for multiple traffic violations during a "cloud-chasing" trip.
Sections of the expressways Bai Vot - Ham Nghi, Ham Nghi - Vung Ang, Bung - Van Ninh, Van Phong - Nha Trang, and Ben Luc - Long Thanh will be inaugurated and opened to traffic in time for the April 30 holiday.
Prominent doctors and nutritionists were featured in promotional clips for a company now under investigation for producing nearly 600 counterfeit milk products targeting vulnerable groups.
A chemical leak at a factory in Ba Ria - Vung Tau on April 12 left one worker dead and 40 others hospitalized for health checks. Authorities are investigating the cause.
HCM City police will penalize a man who performed pull-ups on a Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro train, calling the act a public disturbance that undermines public order and safety.
Court hears final plea from Truong My Lan, who highlights support from international investors.