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Hanoi: 1,360-kg bomb relocated

A war-time bomb weighing 1,362 kg was lifted up and moved to a safe location on October 24, according to the Hanoi Capital Military High Command.

Hanoi seeks solutions for urban railway development

Hanoi has plans to develop hundreds of kilometers of urban railways, but only two railway routes have been put into operation over the last 20 years.

Police expand investigation into Capel Group’s $28.69 million fraud case

Using a capital mobilization scheme, the Chairman of Capel Group JSC defrauded and misappropriated 700 billion VND ($28.69 million) from 4,800 victims across 63 provinces.

Thua Thien Hue declares emergency over worsening coastal erosion

The province declares an emergency as ongoing natural disasters lead to significant damage along the coastline.

Prosecution charges 17 defendants in COVID-19 rescue flight bribery case

Some defendants exploited their positions to instruct and incite others to provide false statements, conceal crimes, and obstruct the investigation process by authorities.

Government unveils plans for financing Vietnam’s largest infrastructure project

The investment resources for the North-South high-speed railway project are now deemed manageable as Vietnam's economy continues to grow, with construction expected to commence in 2027.

HCM City adopts Singapore’s expertise in urban tree risk assessment

HCM City is adopting Singapore’s expertise in urban tree risk assessment and management to improve safety measures related to falling trees, especially following recent deadly incidents.

New decree to overhaul investment in education

Foreign universities seeking to establish branch campuses in Việt Nam must meet stringent criteria, including being among the top 500 universities globally in the previous three years.

Shortest possible route selected for North-South high-speed railway

The route also meets technical requirements for a maximum gradient and curve radius that will ensure a smooth ride for passengers.

New $7-billion railway line to boost transport capacity across ten provinces

The line, which will cross ten provinces, will extend approximately 427km, beginning at Lào Cai station, where it connects with the Chinese railway and end at Hạ Long station, part of the Kép-Hạ Long line.

60% of first-time drug users in VN are under 25: police

There have been many new types of highly toxic drugs, with eye-catching forms that attract the curiosity of young people, hidden under the guise of "fun water", milk tea or marinated in food, drinks, electronic cigarettes, according to the police.

Vietnam community football project gets AFC Awards

The Football for All in Vietnam (FFAV) project, funded by the Football Association of Norway, won the Best Grassroots Project Award by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC).

2025 Lunar New Year holiday plan submitted to PM

The Ministry of Labour – Invalids and Social Affairs on October 22 submitted a proposal to the Prime Minister regarding the schedule for the 2025 Lunar New Year (Tet) – Vietnam’s largest traditional celebration – and other national holidays.

Steering committee for eradication of temporary, dilapidated houses set up

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has recently signed a decision on the establishment of the central steering committee for the elimination of temporary and dilapidated houses across the nation.

Stronger efforts needed to restore vision for 300,000 people

About 3,000 patients have received cornea replacements since Vietnam carried out the first transplant surgery of this kind in 2007.

Businesses lead the recovery effort after Typhoon Yagi’s devastation

While immediate relief is crucial, businesses like Unilever are focusing on sustainable, long-term recovery programs to help communities bounce back from Typhoon Yagi's devastation.

HCMC cracking down on exploitation of child beggars

HCM City is looking on tackle the issue of homeless child and elderly beggars, but is thwarted by the fact that they are taught how to evade detection by authorities by their exploiters.

Chinese crew member suffering stroke at sea rescued in Vietnam

A Chinese crew member who suffered a stroke at sea has been successfully rescued and brought ashore for further treatment by Vietnamese doctors.

What are Hanoi's choices for public transport by 2030?

In developing public transport to 2030, Hanoi should choose a low-cost, high-efficiency model with investment made in stages – short, medium and long term, according to architect Tran Huy Anh.

Hanoi housewife owns huge collection of pots and pans

Owning a collection of hundreds of pots and pans, a Hanoi housewife feels her married life is sweet and perfect.