Duong Van Bich is accused of recklessly overtaking in a truck while a container truck ran parallel on his left, colliding with a woman traveling in the same direction and causing 70% injuries.
Students in Hong Gai, Ha Long, and Ha Tu wards will receive free transportation by electric bus, equipped with an attendance application and a system to prevent students from being forgotten.
Quang Ninh province has launched an online thunderstorm, squall, and lightning warning system, providing 30-minute advance notice of extreme weather to fishermen and tourist boats.
A 19-year-old man, who tragically died after a traffic accident, had his donated organs transplanted to five patients in Hanoi, Hue, and Ho Chi Minh City.
Two individuals are accused of repeatedly using a small boat to approach vessels anchored on the Da Bac River, threatening crew members to collect 100,000 to 200,000 dong per trip as "security fees."
Quang Ninh, Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, and three communes and wards in Dong Nai and Da Nang are investing tens of billions of dong to provide free textbooks starting next academic year, three years ahead of the national roadmap.
From 2026 to 2030, the Quang Ninh Provincial People's Committee plans to construct nearly 13,000 rental apartments to address housing needs for approximately 84,000 people.
the People's Committee of Bai Chay Ward fined Bien Bac seafood restaurant 10,75 million VND after a tourist group complained their meal cost over 27 million VND for 31 people.
Rescue forces have recovered the body of one person trapped in the cabin of a capsized cargo ship in Van Don waters, while the search continues for the other missing individual.
Entering Vietnam on tourist visas, 34 foreign nationals were brought to Quang Ninh province to operate computer and phone systems for an online scam ring.
Overnight on 4/7 and into the early morning of 5/7, typhoon Maysak brought strong winds, heavy rain, localized flooding, and significant property damage to Mong Cai.
Moving slowly into Guangxi (China) since early this morning, by noon typhoon Maysak maintained category 8 strength, continuing to bring rain to many northern provinces of Vietnam.
As passenger ferries halted operations due to typhoon Maysak, the owner of Dong A hotel decided to slaughter a pig and prepare a meal for nearly 50 tourists stranded on the island.
