Prime Minister Le Minh Hung praised the Army and Public Security forces for successfully completing their mission to assist with earthquake recovery in Venezuela.

63 remains of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts who sacrificed their lives in Cambodia were honored and interred at Binh Phuoc Martyrs' Cemetery; all remain unidentified.

Mr. Doan Trung Kien, vice chairman of Tay Ninh Provincial People's Committee, and Mr. Pham Quang Hung, director of the Department of Science, Technology, and Information, were appointed deputy ministers of education and training by the Prime Minister on 10/7.

Artifacts found with 29 sets of remains at Le Thi Rieng Park and historical documents indicate they may be commando or infantry soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Tet Offensive of 1968.

Seven steel overpasses are proposed for construction at frequently congested intersections in central Ho Chi Minh City and the former Binh Duong and Ba Ria - Vung Tau areas, with a preliminary total investment exceeding 2,700 billion VND.

A Hanoi-plated 4-seater car was mangled by a train while making a U-turn near the tracks, though the driver managed to escape on the evening of 10/7.

For the first time in 2026, Hoa Binh hydropower plant has opened one bottom spillway gate, with downstream localities urged to inform residents to ensure safety.

A 7-seater car burst into flames, leaving only its metal frame, while parked on the exit ramp of Thanh Tri bridge on the afternoon of 10/7.

The owner of a fishing boat that was sunk by a cargo ship off Phan Thiet, resulting in one crew member's death, has received 2.5 billion VND in compensation.

When a sand carrier struck rocks and capsized, captain Vu Thanh Long was trapped under a refrigerator, fortunately rescued by two crew members.

On the morning of 10/7, the recovery team continued to expand the search pit at Le Thi Rieng park and discovered 13 more martyrs' remains along with some artifacts.

Eight ships were reduced to charred hulks, with much of their machinery and assets completely destroyed, causing tens of billions of dong in total damage.

5 students from Nam N'Dir Secondary School in Nam Nung commune drowned while swimming in Y Thinh lake on the morning of 10/7.

Empress dowager Tu Cung’s two-story memorial house, the last of the Nguyen dynasty, is increasingly dilapidated despite changes in management.

Super typhoon Ba Vi has weakened from level 16 to 14, is advancing towards mainland China, and continues to cause strong winds of level 6 and rough seas in many Vietnamese waters.

Numerous sections of the Xa No canal embankment, the Mekong Delta's vital waterway for rice transport, have severely subsided and are damaged, threatening public safety.

With support from FPT personnel, nearly 2,000 students in Quang Tri will benefit from spacious and clean sanitation facilities before the new academic year.

With support from Home Credit Vietnam, many children in Lam Dong and Lao Cai will no longer face studying in makeshift wooden and tin classrooms amidst rain and wind.

Rescue forces have recovered the body of one person trapped in the cabin of a capsized cargo ship in Van Don waters, while the search continues for the other missing individual.

Hanoi has selected Thu Lam and Phuc Thinh communes, formerly part of Dong Anh district, to pilot a "socialist commune/ward" model aimed at improving residents' quality of life and happiness.

A fishing boat caught fire while anchored at Tam Quan Port (Hoai Nhon Bac ward), with flames spreading to other vessels, causing estimated damages of tens of billions of dong on the afternoon of 9/7.