The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes announcing the Tet holiday schedule before September 30 annually, allowing civil servants, workers, citizens, and businesses to plan their production and rest.
Nguyen Tien Hai, a Party Central Committee member and acting minister of home affairs, has been approved by the National Assembly to serve as minister of home affairs for the 2026-2031 term.
Phu Quoc's light rail transit (LRT) line will not only be a vital transport link for APEC 2027 but also a cultural landmark, featuring six stations designed to reflect Vietnam's diverse regional heritage.
A male driver crashed his car through a railway barrier on Pham Van Dong street in Hanh Thong ward, Ho Chi Minh City, resulting in a 19 million VND fine and a two-month license suspension from traffic police.
The system of 131 railway arches in Phung Hung, spanning 1,7 km, will be refurbished to preserve heritage, regenerate urban space, and develop cultural, commercial, and service activities.
The government has submitted a proposal to the National Assembly to codify six conditions under which active, creative officials will not face criminal prosecution for violations made for the common good, without corruption or waste.
The Ninh Binh provincial People's Committee has recently proposed that the Prime Minister consider the CT11 expressway investment project, specifically the 25 km Liem Tuyen - Dong A section, with an estimated total cost of 11,500 billion VND.
Employers who fail to organize annual periodic health examinations will face fines of 1-3 million VND per worker, with a maximum penalty of 75 million VND, starting from 10/9.
On the morning of 3/8, the 16th National Assembly convened its first unscheduled session to hear presentations and review reports on eight draft laws, and to consider personnel matters.
A female driver reversed her car on the Vinh Hao - Phan Thiet expressway after missing an exit, forcing several vehicles behind her to slow down to avoid a collision.
A persistent low-pressure trough is expected to bring a week of rain to Vietnam's Northern region, with increased intensity and coverage from 4/8 to 7/8.
Rescue forces found the bodies of three children, aged three to 14, from Cheo Bau village, Gia Phu commune, after a flash flood swept them away during heavy rain on the evening of 1/8.
Two of the three main engines on the Thang Long high-speed ferry malfunctioned about one hour after departing Vung Tau, forcing the vessel carrying 200 passengers to return to shore on the morning of 1/8.
The Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Commission will be renamed the Central Propaganda Commission from august 1, following a decision by the Politburo.
A rock flow approximately 10 km long in Le Loi commune, assessed by scientists as one of the largest and most unique globally, could become a geological tourism site combining scientific research, education, and ecological experiences.
An approximately 8-meter-tall flamboyant tree on Le Duan street's sidewalk uprooted and fell onto Tay Nguyen University's campus, damaging a parking shed and fence on the morning of 1/8.
Numerous houses along national highway 22, a crucial link to Tay Ninh, are being cleared to expand the road from 6 to 10 lanes at Ho Chi Minh City's northwest gateway.
Experts and some ward leaders propose that Da Nang city shift from prohibiting sidewalk businesses to implementing rational arrangements and supporting the livelihoods of workers.
