Victims of traffic accidents with an injury rate of 81% or more will receive maximum support of 100 million VND from the Road Traffic Accident Damage Reduction Fund.
After 4 months of being closed to pedestrians and two-wheelers due to a barge collision, Ghenh bridge reopened on the afternoon of 12/8, restoring connectivity between the two banks of the Dong Nai river.
A five-seater car collided with 4 trucks on the TP HCM - Trung Luong expressway, damaging vehicles and causing kilometers of traffic congestion on the afternoon of 12/8.
Following a request from a fallen soldier's family, authorities conducted a field survey, cross-referenced records, and have initially identified an area suspected to contain over 10 sets of fallen soldiers' remains on Mat Rang mountain, Duy Xuyen commune.
Quang Ngai province plans to construct a new 14-kilometer road to circumvent the frequently landslide-affected Vi O Lac Pass, aiming to reduce travel time by approximately 7 kilometers.
A female tourist sitting close to the tracks to record a video had her hand struck by the train's front, her phone knocked away, and was almost hit in the head.
Public universities located in the same area will be merged or consolidated, excluding specialized fields, with the aim of reducing at least 20% of existing entities by April 2027.
Five sections of the north-south expressway from quang ngai to nha trang will start collecting electronic tolls from 2 p.m. on 14/8, with a rate of 900 vietnamese dong per kilometer for standard vehicles.
The Phu Quoc light rail line will feature three cars, utilize zero-emission energy, reach a maximum speed of 100 km/h, and transport approximately 4,500 passengers hourly.
A fishing boat anchored at Vinh Dam port, Phu Quoc special economic zone, exploded on 11/8, suspected to be caused by a battery short circuit, injuring the owner and his 13-year-old son.
The Ministry of Construction announced that detailed planning and a pre-feasibility study are underway for the approximately 187 km Hai Phong - Ha Long - Mong Cai railway line.
Each m2 of frontage land on Dien Bien Phu, Ngo Tat To, Xo Viet Nghe Tinh streets acquired for the Van Thanh canal renovation project is proposed from 100 to over 250 million VND.
Two urban areas, totaling 267,5 hectares in Linh Nam ward, broke ground on the morning of 11/8, expected to provide homes for approximately 148,000 people.
General Secretary, President To Lam has called for a comprehensive revision of content in the Party Charter that causes widespread issues or creates organizational, authority, and responsibility gaps.
Me Tri, Ngoc Thuy, and Bay Mau regulating lakes are experiencing severe pollution, with water turning dark green, covered in scum, and emitting foul odors during sunny periods, impacting the lives of nearby residents.
Amidst a coconut garden in Can Tho, Thuan has established dozens of giant water bug breeding tanks, ensuring a self-sufficient food supply, exporting hundreds of bugs monthly and generating approximately 400 million dong in profit each year.
Song Thu Corporation, in coordination with the Navy, commenced construction of a new multi-purpose anti-submarine corvette on 10/8, marking it as the largest and most modern warship ever designed and built by Vietnam.
A farm pond in Hoa Xuan commune broke due to strong waves, releasing 6-7 tons of tiger snails into the sea. Hundreds of people gathered to collect them, while the owner estimated losses of 1,2 billion VND.
Ho Chi Minh City will launch fireworks at seven locations for 15 minutes on the evening of 2/9, with three sites featuring a combination of high and low-altitude displays, the largest being at the entrance to the Saigon River Tunnel.
The Ministry of Public Security proposes the production, assembly, and use of electric three-wheeled vehicles in urban areas for waste collection, postal services, logistics, fire prevention and fighting support, and street cleaning.
The electronics company proposes doubling the overtime cap from 200 to 400 hours annually, with a maximum of 500 hours for specific industries, citing a severe shortage of unskilled labor.
This morning, the Hai Phong City People's Council elected Mr. Le Tri Vu as vice chairman of the People's Council; Mr. Dao Trong Duc was elected as vice chairman of the City People's Committee.
Representative Tran Dinh Gia believes that individuals who have violated laws while working abroad should face travel restrictions, to avoid negatively impacting opportunities for compliant workers.
