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Five prosecuted for sending Vietnamese to work illegally in Taiwan

The Investigation Police Department has decided to prosecute the case related to 149 Vietnamese citizens who fled to Taiwan to work illegally under tourist visas, and began legal proceedings against five involved defendants.

 

Prices of nearly 1,937 medical services hiked in Hanoi

Public medical centers in Hanoi yesterday started to apply new prices of services on patients without health insurance cards as per the People’s Council’s decision No. 02/2019/NQ.

 

Vietnam's northern region to experience heavy rains

The northern region of Vietnam is forecasted to face heavy rains and strong winds from today until May 8.

Ho Chi Minh City press centre put into operation

Ho Chi Minh City on May 5 inaugurated a press centre – the first of its kind nationwide.

 

Vietnam’s former official prosecuted for alleged insurance crime

Vietnam’s police on May 4 launched a criminal prosecution against Le Bach Hong, former deputy prime minister of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs cum former general director of the Vietnam Social Security (VSS).

 

Sports exchange promotes solidarity among OVs in RoK

Hundreds of athletes from the Vietnamese community living and working in the Republic of Korea joined a sports exchange in Osan city, Kyeonggi on May 5.

 

173 administrative procedures handled through national single window

As many as 173 administrative procedures of 13 ministries and sectors have been connected to the National Single Window (NSW) window since it was implemented in 2015.

 

Old Quarter litterbugs to face fines

Hanoi has implemented a pilot program installing cameras to film people littering on the pedestrian mall around the Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake.

 

“Where is justice?” Vietnam asks US chemical firms to take responsibility

US chemical firms, including Monsanto should be responsible for Vietnamese Agent Orange victims.

Plan to close underground market in HCMC canceled

The plan to shut down Sense Market, an underground shopping center located at September 23 Park in District 1 of HCMC, has been canceled, the market’s investor Saigon Co.op has announced.

 

Drug addict suspected of killing three family members in HCMC

Police in HCM City has detained a man who was suspected of killing his three family members while under the influence of drugs.

 

1,126 people hospitalized due to fighting during five-day holiday

The Vietnamese Ministry of Health on May 2 informed that up to 1,126 emergency cases were referred to hospital due to fighting during the five-day holiday which lasted from April 27 to May 2.

HCMC to form team to check Saigon River banks

The HCMC government has assigned the municipal Department of Construction to set up an inspection team to look into the use and management of the banks of the Saigon River.

 

Gov’t orders electricity price hike to be reviewed

Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue has told the Ministry of Industry and Trade to work with the General Statistics Office of Vietnam to review the impact of the power price hike, which took effect on March 20, Motthegioi news site reported.

 

Charitable bike ride raises funds for underprivileged children

Fifteen volunteer riders last week completed their Hanoi to HCMC (H2H) charitable bike ride stretching more than 2,000 kilometers of Vietnam to raise funds for underprivileged children.

 

Hundreds of households to be relocated from flood-prone areas

Authorities of the northern central province of Thanh Hoa have decided to relocate 322 local households from areas which are vulnerable to landslides and floods.

Vietnamese woman held in Malaysia for murder of N Korean man set free

Vietnamese citizen Doan Thi Huong was released from a women’s prison in Selangor state of Malaysia at about 7.10am (local time) on May 3 and received by a delegation of the Embassy of Vietnam in Malaysia.

 

Ha Tinh fishermen earn big from shellfish

In recent days, fishermen in Loc Ha and Cam Xuyen districts (Ha Tinh province) have made huge profits from scallop. This is considered a great resource that is rarely available to fishermen here.

 

VinGroup to launch electric bus services in five cities

Conglomerate VinGroup has set up VinBus, its subsidiary specialising in transport services, announced the property developer on May 2.

 

Hai Van Gate national relic site to be restored

The Hai Van Gate national relic site will be restored for preservation as proposed by the People’s Committee of central Thua Thien-Hue province.