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Police investigate naked man’s fall from Ho Chi Minh City apartment

A young man, found completely naked, fell from the fourth floor of an apartment in Ho Chi Minh City. Police are questioning several individuals discovered inside the unit, exhibiting unusual behavior.

Traffic light changes cause gridlock on major Hanoi thoroughfare

Recent traffic signal adjustments at key intersections in Nam Tu Liem District have led to long traffic jams on Trinh Van Bo – Tran Huu Duc Road, frustrating commuters and prompting intervention from authorities.

Hanoi police search for suspect in rideshare uniform after arson attack

Authorities are investigating an incident in which a man dressed as a rideshare driver was caught on camera setting fire to a residential gate in Hanoi before fleeing the scene.

Vinh Airport expansion plan targets 8 million passengers annually by 2030

The Ministry of Transport has approved the master plan for Vinh International Airport, upgrading it to a 4E-class airport with increased capacity for both passengers and cargo.

Confusing road signs in Hanoi prompt government intervention

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has ordered a comprehensive review of traffic signs, signal lights, and parking regulations, addressing widespread concerns over ineffective road infrastructure.

Northern Vietnam prepares for harsh cold spell with rain and frost

A strong cold wave is set to impact northern and central Vietnam over the next ten days, bringing prolonged rain and bitterly cold temperatures. Experts predict severe cold spells and unseasonal showers in the south.

New access road to Tan Son Nhat Airport set to open before April 30

The long-awaited road project connecting Tan Son Nhat Airport is now in its final stages. With land clearance hurdles resolved, construction is being accelerated to open the new route ahead of the April 30 holiday.

HCMC to limit truck access from Tay Ninh, Dong Nai amid major event

To ensure smooth traffic flow, Ho Chi Minh City is restricting large trucks and container vehicles from entering central areas between February 20 and February 23.

Dangerous weather phenomena expected until August

Over the next six months, dangerous weather events such as thunderstorms, whirlwinds, lightning, hail and strong gusty winds are expected to take place across the country.

Former Phu Quoc police chief accused of land fraud, embezzling $2.6m

A former chief police in Phu Quoc City is accused of defrauding four individuals in a scheme involving the sale of public and protective forest land, embezzling nearly VNĐ66 billion (US$2.6 million) from them.

HCM City proposes tuition waivers for all students

HCM City's education sector has proposed that kindergarten and high school students in the city be granted full tuition waivers starting next academic year.

Sweets and peach and kumquat trees gifted again after Tet

Sweets are handed over to children in the highlands, while peach and kumquat trees are replanted to beautify village roads and streets.

Four charged with human trafficking after allegedly luring victims to Cambodia

Only after his father sent an additional VNĐ131 million ($5,127) to his purported captors was Q. released and returned to Vietnam.

No immediate takeover of issuing driving licences: Ministry of Public Security

Once the change happens, citizens will be able to submit applications for new or to renew driving licences at local police offices in communes, wards and townships.

Three hospitals in HCMC to offer all-round support for abused children

HCM City will offer comprehensive support for abused children and those with rape-caused pregnancies at three hospitals with the entire gamut of treatment, counselling and protection services.

The 1979 border war: What must not be ignored in history

Avoiding discussion of historical events equates to concealing history - something neither possible nor advisable.

Legislature okays piloting distinct policies for urban railway development

The National Assembly on February 19 approved a resolution that strongly empowers Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in implementing investments in urban railway projects.

HCM City plans substantial investment in infrastructure

Ho Chi Minh City plans to mobilise 620 trillion VND (25.2 billion USD) in investment from society in 2025 for infrastructure development.

Experts call for safety measures as motorbikes remain dominant transport choice

Statistics from authorities show that motorbikes are involved in approximately 65-70 per cent of traffic accidents in the country.

Ring Road 4 expected to brighten future of HCM City

The HCM City project of Ring Road 4 is not only a key traffic project but will also play an important turning point in helping the city grow and enter a new era of development.