A family of seven traveling by boat across the Gianh River for Tet greetings on the morning of 19/2 met with an accident, three rescued, one dead, and two missing.
On the morning of the first day of Tet, Hai Phong's Fire Prevention and Fighting and Search and Rescue Police Department successfully rescued a woman and a child trapped in a burning three-story house.
On the morning of Tet day (17/2), despite reduced traffic, air quality in Thai Nguyen, Ninh Binh, and Hung Yen was recorded as very poor, while Hanoi's was poor.
Despite living with many hardships, more than 100 households in La village, Luong Minh commune, refused billions of Vietnamese dong to keep a bronze Buddha statue left by their ancestors.
Major General Pham Thanh Khiet states that the core new idea in defense industry development is mastering the entire weapon value chain, from research and design to production, technical assurance, and long-term upgrades.
President Luong Cuong extends Tet Binh Ngo 2026 greetings, calling on the entire Party, people, and armed forces to unite and successfully achieve the goal of building a peaceful, independent, democratic, prosperous, civilized, and happy Vietnam.
On the evening of 16/2/2025, the 29th of the 12th lunar month in the Year of At Ty, General Secretary To Lam visited and extended New Year greetings to the Party Committee, authorities, and people of Hanoi. During his visit, he offered incense to King Ly Thai To and gave lucky money to residents and soldiers on duty.
During a Tet visit to Bach Mai and Viet Duc Hospitals, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged medical staff to avoid causing inconvenience and ensure patients do not lose their final opportunities for treatment.
Ahead of the new year, General Secretary To Lam offered incense at Thang Long Imperial Citadel to honor ancestors and at House 67 relic site in remembrance of President Ho Chi Minh.
An electrical system failure caused pumps to stop operating, leading to groundwater inundation and nearly 50 cm of flooding in a section of the An Phu intersection underpass on the morning of 16/2.
To facilitate public celebrations and fireworks viewing, vehicles will be prohibited from entering more than 20 central Ho Chi Minh City roads on the night of 16/2, according to an announcement from the City Traffic Police Department.
As Tet approaches, Tran Van Phuc's 50-hectare San Tien pink plum orchard is in peak harvest, with dozens of workers continuously preparing orders for delivery, and prices reaching 230,000 dong per kg.
The Lang Nu design project won the National Architecture Gold Award 2024-2025, recognizing a rapid post-flash flood reconstruction model that stabilized the lives of 37 households while preserving Tay architectural identity.
For over two years, tutor Le Khac Dung has quietly collected, repaired, and distributed hundreds of used bicycles to impoverished students and struggling individuals in Vung Tau and beyond.
Following a multi-vehicle collision involving four vehicles, a car struck three motorcyclists, injuring them, before crashing through a residential fence along the road.
After five months of dismantling and construction, the Hien Luong Bridge historical site has been fully renovated with new wood, repainted in blue and yellow, and its surrounding grounds improved.
On the morning of 15/2 (28th of Tet), Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh inspected, visited, encouraged, and presented gifts to sanitation workers operating on various streets in Hanoi.
Brigade 249 of the Corps of Engineers is installing a temporary pontoon bridge over the Lo River to ensure safe passage for residents and vehicles during the upcoming Tet Binh Ngo holiday.
General Secretary To Lam is running for the 16th National Assembly in Hanoi, while National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man is a candidate in TP HCM, and Permanent Member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu is running in Da Nang.
Grape bonsai growers in Ninh Thuan are busily packaging and sending hundreds of ornamental grape pots to Ho Chi Minh City (TP HCM) and southern provinces for sale during Tet Binh Ngo.
Starting with a unique banana variety, Mr. Truong Hoan Thien, 40, experimented with cultivation before expanding, earning nearly 400 million dong this tet season from 'buddha's hand' bananas.
Civil servants across the entire system will be assigned to job positions and receive corresponding salaries by 1/7/2026 at the latest, as directed by the Prime Minister.
