The prime minister called for urgent measures to address the aftermath of the canoe capsize in Phu Quoc, An Giang, which resulted in the deaths of 15 Indian tourists on the afternoon of 11/7.

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Artifacts found with 29 sets of remains at Le Thi Rieng Park and historical documents indicate they may be commando or infantry soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Tet Offensive of 1968.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

Minister of Education and Training Hoang Minh Son believes Ho Chi Minh City requires robust policies to attract outstanding lecturers and scientists from abroad.

Localized thunderstorms have caused floodwaters to rise in several mountainous regions of Quang Tri, submerging culverts and cutting off some roads.

Businesses along Tran Phu street must temporarily cease setting up umbrellas, tables, chairs, and operating services on the sand after 6 p.m. due to incomplete operating procedures.

A 47-year-old driver in Phu Tho faces a staggering 474 million VND in fines for 96 speeding violations, many of which involved exceeding the limit by over 35 km/h, classifying them as dangerous offenses.

The old 15C Tran Khanh Du apartment building in Cua Nam ward is slated for redevelopment into a multi-functional complex, including commercial offices, services, and residential units.

A fire erupted from a gas stove placed at the entrance, quickly spreading into the Vo Anh banh mi restaurant on Dien Bien Phu street, causing customers to flee in panic on the evening of 16/8.

Nguyen Mai Phuc, 57, died after his five-seater service car veered into a field, with initial signs pointing to him suffering a stroke while transporting passengers.

The K91 Team unearthed 42 remains of fallen soldiers in a 2,500 square meter coconut garden in Tan Thanh commune, along with numerous artifacts including canteens, pistol holsters, and penicillin vials.

Tran Kim Thang died and Hoang Van Thuy was critically injured after a lightning strike hit the hut where they were sheltering from rain in an aquaculture field in Dan Hai commune.

Hanoi People's Committee recently directed relevant departments and agencies to relocate the 'Quyet tu de To quoc quyet sinh' monument from the Ba Kieu Temple complex to Regiment 692, Infantry Division 301, Capital High Command.

Vietnamese workers who remain abroad illegally after their contracts expire will be fined 80-100 million dong.

With Hue's rainy season approaching, 148 households in An Cuu ward still live in makeshift homes within An Lang, awaiting relocation.

Tan Son Nhat and Noi Bai are permitted to operate 46 and 37 flights per hour, respectively, up from the current 44 and 32 flights, to meet travel demand during Tet Nguyen Dan 2027.

Branch lines connecting to seaports will initially use diesel locomotives to save costs, facilitate cargo handling, and transition to clean energy before 2050.