The Central Committee has stripped Bui Van Hai, former secretary of the Bac Giang Provincial Party Committee, of all his party positions due to violations that caused very serious consequences.

A directive from the Prime Minister mandates localities with favorable conditions to reduce 50% of independently operating public schools through mergers, allowing former facilities to function as satellite campuses to ensure students can continue their education close to home.

A tornado-like vortex, appearing as the Nghi Yen landfill burned, swept embers 100 m to a nearby protective forest, incinerating 1,3 ha of pine trees in Hai Loc commune, Nghe An.

The Vietnam Road Administration proposes upgrading twelve bypasses and three interchanges on national highway 1 across eight provinces and cities, covering a total length of 70 km with an investment exceeding 10,600 billion VND.

Emergency excavations at the ancient Chau Sa citadel have uncovered three tile kilns, indicating the site was once a manufacturing hub for cham building materials.

A 71-year-old man received a call asking him to complete social insurance information, but verification revealed it was an impersonation aimed at stealing personal information.

Vietnam Social Security directs localities to tighten management of pension and allowance payments, ensuring compliance and convenience for beneficiaries.

A 5-seater car caught fire on the evening of 19/7 while parked on a sidewalk in Phuoc Thang ward (formerly Vung Tau City). The incident occurred as the owner and a mechanic were attempting to resolve an issue.

Thanh Hoa province mandates probe into Dabaco farm operations following five fatalities and two injuries from suspected biogas pit gas asphyxiation.

Northern Vietnam is expected to experience thunderstorms early next week, with a brief decrease before increasing again towards the weekend, while the central region will endure hot weather until around 22/7.

A 64-year-old man and his son were fined by police for flying a 3-meter long flute kite with LED lights in a prohibited no-fly zone near Cat Bi Airport.

Two sleeper buses traveling in the same direction collided on National Highway 1 in Can Loc commune, resulting in one fatality and three injuries, around noon on 19/7.

Two male tourists broke 10,5 kg of Acropora staghorn coral at Hon Chong beach to take home as souvenirs, each facing a fine of 25 million dong.

Three days after the flash flood, the Muong Than valley, spanning a few square kilometers, remains inundated with mud and soil, national route 32 is torn apart, and homes have collapsed.

Electrocution and a fall into a deep pit resulted in three workers dead and four injured at the waste treatment area of Dabaco's pig farm in Thach Quang commune.

From the clue of a pen engraved with "Tien Quy" found at a mass grave in Minh Duc commune, Dong Nai is appealing for witnesses, comrades, and relatives to help identify the fallen soldiers.

Nguyen Thi Le, 79, recognized as fallen soldier Huynh Van Quen's wife, will receive survivor benefits from July, nearly 60 years after their engagement.

After two weeks of excavating a mass grave trench, approximately 30 m long, at Le Thi Rieng Park, authorities discovered 100 fallen soldiers' remains along with numerous artifacts.

The late Professor Vu Tuyen Hoang, a prominent agriculturalist and geneticist in the Asia-Pacific region, has a street over 1,4 km long in Hoang Liet ward named after him.

A woman was fatally struck by a bus on the morning of 18/7 after turning into the dedicated bus rapid transit (BRT) lane on Le Van Luong Street.

A 31-year-old woman, experiencing labor and bleeding in a remote mountainous forest, was safely transported to a hospital by police and medical personnel who navigated over 15 km of treacherous terrain.