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New railway to link Gia Binh Airport with Hanoi’s transportation network

Hanoi and Bac Ninh authorities have finalized a proposal for a 49.52 km railway connecting Gia Binh Airport to the heart of Hanoi, aligning with long-term urban planning.

Underground space needs to be well managed and used rationally

According to architects and planners, during the French colonial period, underground spaces in Hanoi primarily consisted of basements for villas used to house power lines.

Railway accidents at illegal crossings still common despite repeated warnings

Before the railway accidents, authorities in Hanoi had issued multiple warnings about the risks at illegal crossings.

A love story cut short by war: A wedding held decades later

In the fierce battles of 1979, two young lovers sacrificed their lives for their homeland. Decades later, their families reunited in an emotional ceremony, bringing their spirits together in a wedding they never had.

VN learns from Japan to mitigate flooding in the future

Storing rainwater beneath the ground is believed to be one of solutions to help Vietnam to mitigate flooding moving ahead.

Two Dutch cyclists complete 20,000km journey from the Netherlands to HCM City

After cycling across 24 countries for nearly a year, two Dutch adventurers arrived in HCMC, marking the final stop of their incredible 20,000km journey. They joined hundreds of local cyclists in a special event promoting sustainable transportation.

Can Tho takes action after tourists fall into river at floating market

Following an incident where four tourists fell into the river at Cai Rang Floating Market, Can Tho authorities have suspended the operations of the Khoi My tourist stop, citing safety concerns.

Parental concerns grow over children’s internet use

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has issued a Code of Conduct for Child Protection in Cyberspace to establish behavioural standards and safeguard children in the digital environment.

Mine clearance halted in central Vietnam due to US aid suspension

More than 350 personnel working on these projects in Quảng Bình have been directly impacted.

Tourism authority urges businesses to combat rising online booking scams

Tourism service businesses are required to regularly review and promptly detect fraudulent information platforms and fake social media pages impersonating their businesses, which they need to report to the authorities.

JICA to fund transport projects in Can Tho

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) plans to spend more than VNĐ5.7 trillion (US$230.6 million) on implementing two transport projects in Can Tho City.

Vietnam committed to facilitating foreigners’ entry, exit, residence

Vietnam has implemented numerous measures to attract international tourists, enhance the quality of its tourism sector, and streamline entry and residence procedures.

Vietnam’s path to UN peacekeeping described by late army chief

It was not until Vietnam deployed personnel to field missions that it was officially recognised as a participant in UN peacekeeping.

Vietnam readies military parades for reunification anniversary, National Day

The parades will be moments to honour the great significance of the August Revolution and the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, as well as to showcase the unceasing growth of the country’s armed forces over the past eight decades.

Malaria cases in Vietnam down 20% in 2024

A total of 353 malaria cases were reported in Vietnam in 2024, marking a year-on-year decrease of 21%, according to the Ministry of Health.

Hanoi’s first metro line sees high demand, underground section to launch in 2026

With nearly 3.4 million passengers in its first six months, the Nhon - Hanoi Station metro is proving its value as a key mode of public transport, while construction of the underground section progresses.

Police arrest two foreigners in drug case after alert from drivers

The case was unfolded on May 15, 2024, when the two drivers received delivery orders from an apartment at Van Do Residence in district 4.

Vinh Phuc festival organizers refute claims of buffalo electrocution

A viral rumor suggested that a buffalo was electrocuted to death in the middle of a match at the Hai Luu Buffalo Fighting Festival. However, local authorities have dismissed these claims.

Driver licensing authority shifts to traffic police: What changes for motorists?

Starting in 2025, the responsibility for driver license testing and issuance will move from the Directorate for Roads of Vietnam to the Traffic Police Department. The transition involves the transfer of key documents and databases nationwide.

Large tour buses crowd Hanoi’s Old Quarter, causing daily traffic chaos

Streets in the Old Quarter, already known for their limited space, are facing heavy congestion due to the constant presence of 16-seater and larger buses. Authorities are stepping in with restrictions to manage the situation.