Rocks falling from the Hai Van Pass slope on the morning of 14/3 broke a railway track, derailing a cargo train and necessitating passenger transfers for multiple north-south passenger services.

Tran Van Hieu is accused of establishing numerous business households to illegally issue hundreds of thousands of fake invoices, recording sales exceeding 2,000 billion dong.

Da Nang temporarily suspends dump trucks and trucks over 7,5 tons from entering the city center between 6h and 18h on 15/3 to mitigate congestion and accident risks as voter turnout increases.

A group of students in Tra My commune were hospitalized with symptoms of abdominal pain and nausea after consuming milk tea purchased from a shop near their school.

Police used hydraulic equipment to cut open a truck cabin, freeing a driver trapped following an accident on the Da Nang - Quang Ngai expressway access road.

Da Nang is researching the construction of a 4-6 lane high-speed urban road to connect the city center with the Tam Ky - Chu Lai area, while also expanding coastal routes and other key transport links.

three siblings suffering severe respiratory failure due to botulinum poisoning opened their eyes and moved their limbs on the morning of 12/3, following approximately 10 hours of infusion with a rare antitoxin sourced from Switzerland.

Five vials of botulinum antitoxin, urgently provided by the World Health Organization, are being transported from Switzerland to Hanoi to save three critically ill children who consumed fermented fish.

Son Tra ward has launched the "Son Tra 102" project, aiming to collect over 100 representative stories, landmarks, and artifacts to build an image of a happy community.

Six family members ate fermented fish, and that afternoon, three children were hospitalized with suspected botulinum poisoning; one child was in a coma and required mechanical ventilation due to respiratory failure.

Nguyen Kim My Sen arrested after nearly two years in hiding for intentionally hitting a pedestrian, causing 56% injuries.

Hoi An has been named Vietnam's most hospitable destination for three consecutive years, followed by Mai Chau and Cu Lao Thu on Phu Quy island.

Thousands of locals and tourists queued from early morning to offer incense at Quan Cong Mieu and touch the horse deities, seeking wealth and health during the Lantern Festival.

Tran Cam Tu, permanent member of the secretariat, stated that leaving available land and assets idle, as seen in many long-stalled projects in Da Nang, constitutes a fault against the people.