Super Typhoon Dolphin has intensified to a category 17 storm, with winds of 202-220 km/h, and is forecast not to enter the South China Sea but will bring force 6-7 winds and 2-4 meter high waves to the region.
Inconsistent infrastructure and the sidewalks serving as a long-standing livelihood for thousands of households mean that despite government bans, residents continue to conduct business there.
Employers face maximum fines of 25 million VND for retaining original personal documents, and up to 30 million VND for sexual harassment in the workplace.
Beyond the nearly 20 km Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro line, Ho Chi Minh City plans to complete eight additional lines in the next five years, increasing the total urban railway length to 255 km.
Head of the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Commission, Trinh Van Quyet, urged the press to move from reporting news and data to analyzing, interpreting policies, and proposing solutions.
A 3.6-magnitude earthquake struck Bao Lac commune, Cao Bang province, on the evening of 30/7, causing houses to shake and residents to rush into the streets.
A passenger bus carrying dozens of people was severely damaged after colliding with a truck in Xuan Dai ward on National Highway 1, injuring four people on the evening of 30/7.
General Secretary and President To Lam has called for tasks under Resolution 57 to be fully implemented, producing measurable outcomes and tangible products, rather than remaining mere slogans.
A sleeper bus carrying seven passengers and three staff members caught fire unexpectedly on national highway 14, in Ea Hleo commune, on the afternoon of 30/7.
Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc proposed applying a special mechanism in an urgent manner to implement the metro line extension from Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien to Dong Nai city's administrative center and Long Thanh airport.
The Central Inspection Committee decided to strip Mr. Nguyen Quang Thieu, secretary of the Party Committee and chairman of the Vietnam Writers' Association, of all party positions due to violations in leading and directing the activities of the Vietnam Writers' Association Publishing House.
A road roller weighing over 10 tons, carried on a truck, unexpectedly fell onto Tran Van Giau street in Tan Tao ward, TP HCM, disrupting traffic for over one hour on the afternoon of 30/7.
With a strong increase in passengers due to free fares, Ho Chi Minh City is studying opening priority lanes on some routes to help buses run on time, a key factor in retaining commuters.
Numerous portraits of soldiers, young women, and group photos were discovered in a mass grave containing the remains of 26 martyrs in the area of Hill 74, Minh Duc commune, offering crucial clues for identification.
The Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology recommends that the National Assembly oversee investment mechanisms for fundamental science research, viewing it as the foundation for mastering strategic technologies.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed that the National Assembly exercise supreme oversight over the implementation of the adjusted Power Development Plan VIII to accelerate key projects and address delays.
The Da Nang City People's Committee has approved an adjusted investment policy for the renovation and expansion project of Terminal T1 at Da Nang International Airport, with a total capital nearing 11.3 trillion VND.
The Sheraton Phu Quoc Resort project, left unfinished and abandoned for many years, has had its operations terminated, with the investor required to dismantle the structures within four months.
Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau instructed the education sector to maintain a stable high school graduation exam plan, enhance supervision to prevent fraud, and cautiously prepare for computer-based testing.
The Da Nang City Military Command is conducting surveys and gathering witness testimonies in Hiep Duc commune to verify the origin of 17 sets of remains believed to be those of martyrs.
The Hue City Military Command will dismantle 31 bunkers and combat structures within the Hue Imperial City, restoring the monument's original appearance.
A leather wallet containing photos of a woman and a man was discovered in a grave in Quang Ngai, potentially offering clues to identify the fallen soldier.
A 45-seat bus carrying approximately 40 people caught fire while traveling on Pham Van Dong street, but the driver managed to evacuate all passengers before the flames engulfed the vehicle on the morning of 29/7.
