A man managed to bring one child ashore as water from the upstream Dong Nai River surged, but when he returned to rescue his son and nephew, all three were swept away and are now missing.

Passengers on 135 intra-provincial bus routes are expected to receive free fares without identification from July to September, with electronic verification required for the final three months of the year.

Visitors can witness hot air balloon displays, an ao dai parade, savor local cuisine, and explore various lotus products at the festival, which runs until 21/6.

Village heads and residential group leaders made redundant after mergers will receive downsizing benefits under decree 154; those who continue working will be allocated allowances appropriate to their positions.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed granting the prime minister authority to determine the specific schedule for all public holidays each year, aiming to facilitate proactive holiday swaps and provide early notification to citizens and businesses.

Two men died and one was hospitalized after being overcome by gas while working in a manhole at a construction site in Da Phuc commune on the morning of 18/6.

Two loud explosions rocked Tam Phuoc ward on 18/6, claiming the lives of a scrap yard owner and his neighbor.

Six sarus cranes, approximately 6 months old, will be flown from Thailand to Vietnam on 23/6. They will then be transferred to Tram Chim National Park for quarantine and health checks.

The Ho Chi Minh City Command is coordinating with a University of Texas research team to search for and identify the graves of martyrs who died in battles over 50 years ago.

Le Thi Thuy, a member of the Party Central Committee and president of the 13th Vietnam Women's Union, was elected to serve as president of the 14th union for the 2026-2031 term.

The proposal to increase Da Phuoc landfill's capacity from 24 million to 41 million tons lacks sufficient grounds, while the amount of waste already received exceeds the approved limit by 7,5 million tons, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

A truck unexpectedly collided with a van, pushing the vehicle into a mini supermarket door in former Thu Duc City on the morning of 18/6.

Rescue forces discovered the bodies of a mother and son at the bottom of a canal in Quang Dien commune after finding their sandals left at the water's edge.

Year-round water retention for fire prevention disrupts natural flood-dry cycles, leading to the severe decline and mass death of hundreds of hectares of U Minh Ha melaleuca forest, according to experts.

The Dong Nai Provincial People's Committee has proposed to the Ministry of Construction to expand two vital southern expressways to reduce congestion as traffic volume increases and to connect to Long Thanh Airport.

The state's dual role as both landowner and regulatory body prevents the land sector from fully operating under market mechanisms, according to associate professor Dr. Luu Quoc Thai.

A camera trap video captured a herd of 4 elephants, including a previously rescued calf, bathing in mud and drinking water in the Ma Da forest.

Judicial cooperation between Vietnam and Laos is shifting strongly towards grassroots initiatives, focusing on community issues and digital transformation solutions.

A freshwater crocodile, over one meter long, unexpectedly entered a resident's yard in Thuan Hoa Ward late on 16/6.

The Ministry of Construction suggests that while the initial investment for elevated expressways in the Mekong Delta is higher, they offer long-term efficiency and alleviate pressure from the shortage of fill materials.

The 7 km Da Lat - Trai Mat line is undergoing rail, sleeper, and embankment reinforcement to enhance train safety on the nearly 100-year-old railway, which serves tourism.