Two women, aged 42 and 74, a daughter-in-law and mother-in-law, who were trapped in a four-story house fire in the An Binh Tan urban area of Nam Nha Trang ward yesterday afternoon, have died.
During the five-day national holiday, 192 traffic incidents occurred nationwide, resulting in 93 fatalities and 134 injuries, marking a decrease across all three metrics compared to the same period in 2025.
Hundreds of cubic meters of soil and rocks from a high mountain have fallen, burying a residential road in Muong Long commune, affecting traffic to four villages.
A flight from Kuala Lumpur carrying 137 passengers landed at Lien Khuong Airport on the morning of 2/9, marking the resumption of international flights after the airport closed for repairs.
On the morning of september 2, General Secretary and President To Lam visited the Mausoleum and offered incense in remembrance of President Ho Chi Minh at House 67, Ho Chi Minh Relic Site at the Presidential Palace.
Approximately 1,4 km of a road alongside the Xuyen Tam canal opened to traffic on the morning of 2/9, transforming an area once dense with dilapidated homes and heavy pollution in Ho Chi Minh City.
Typhoon Saudel is currently in the northeastern part of the north east sea, maintaining wind speeds of 74 km/h, equivalent to level 8, with gusts up to level 10, and is expected to make landfall in China within the next two days.
Many residents returning to Ho Chi Minh City ahead of the 2/9 holiday's final day caused extensive traffic jams on expressways at both eastern and western gateways, prompting police to open emergency lanes for guidance.
On the 48 km Cao Bo - Dai Xuyen expressway section, southbound vehicles from Hanoi were diverted to national route 1, making way for the heavy flow of traffic returning to the capital on the afternoon of 1/9.
A fire erupted from a household goods stall, spreading to engulf 16 kiosks belonging to traders at Dak Sak Market (formerly Dak Nong), causing damage exceeding 4 billion dong.
Completed two years ago, the 50-hectare Hau Giang freshwater reservoir, designed to combat saltwater intrusion and serve nearly 300,000 residents, remains non-operational.
Several houses that served as secret revolutionary facilities, harboring cadres, storing, and transferring documents during the resistance wars, are still preserved today.
Ten lakes and ponds, totaling over 63 hectares, have been placed under strict protection by Can Tho to store and regulate water, aiding urban flood control and securing water resources.
The Prime Minister tasks the Ministry of Education and Training with promoting a strong shift from valuing academic degrees to prioritizing vocational skills, practical competence, adaptability, and work efficiency.
On the morning of 31/8, six consecutive earthquakes occurred in Mang But commune, Quang Ngai province, with the strongest measuring 4.0 magnitude, causing tremors.
The low-pressure area, weakened from Typhoon Saudel after passing through China, strengthened into a tropical depression in the waters east of the Leizhou Peninsula on the morning of August 31.
A Viet Tan Phat sleeper bus traveling on the National Highway 19 bypass, through Hoi Phu ward, unexpectedly overturned, resulting in four fatalities and 20 people hospitalized.
A driver and vehicle owner in Hanoi have been fined and received a 6-point deduction on their driver's license for using a white-plate vehicle—one not authorized for commercial passenger or goods transport—to carry goods for payment.
A nearly 1.2 km cable-stayed bridge is set to be built on the Gia Nghia - Bao Lam route, reducing the travel distance between the two areas from 41 km to 15 km.
An old album containing a photograph of a soldier sitting on a log in a river was discovered by authorities during the exhumation of a martyr's grave at An Tin Martyrs' Cemetery.
Ung Van Khiem street, nearly two kilometers long in Ho Chi Minh City's inner district, is being studied for a 30-meter expansion, with an estimated total capital of nearly 4,600 billion VND, aiming to eliminate persistent flooding and traffic congestion.
An artifact bearing the name of martyr Nguyen Toan Quyen was recently discovered during the collection of remains samples, offering a chance to connect with relatives after more than half a century.
Hai Phong City's Department of Home Affairs confirmed on 30/8 that no official plan or project for rearranging communes and wards, as circulated online, has been developed.
