An 18-year-old male student, who suffered a femur fracture in a traffic accident two days before his high school graduation exam, underwent emergency surgery and was discharged early to participate in the exam.

Hung Vuong General Hospital medical staff timely rescued 11 victims from a multi-vehicle accident involving three passenger vehicles, a worker transport vehicle, and a truck on the evening of 8/6.

Many people were injured in a four-vehicle collision, including a passenger bus and a worker transport vehicle, on the Tuyen Quang - Phu Tho expressway on the evening of 8/6.

Rebecca Grossman, founder of a major charity, was accused of driving 130 km/h, nearly double the legal limit, after drinking, and hitting two young boys crossing the street.

Three students, aged 11 to 13, drowned after going for a swim in the Tra Khuc river, prompting an overnight search by authorities and local residents.

A gasoline tanker recklessly overtook on National Highway 14 in Bu Dang commune, hitting three trucks in a chain collision, injuring multiple drivers and causing prolonged congestion on the main route to the Central Highlands, on the afternoon of 16/5.

A 6-vehicle chain collision on Ring Road 3 severely damaged a 4-seater car and caused extensive traffic congestion towards Thang Long bridge on the afternoon of 5/5.

A serious accident on the afternoon of 1/5 resulted in one man's death at the scene, with his wife and son sustaining severe injuries.

A seafood purchasing boat anchored at Tac Cau ferry terminal in Binh An commune unexpectedly exploded on the afternoon of 27/4, injuring 5 people.

After midnight on 23/4, both lanes of Nguyen Van Quy road and the Phu My Bridge route, a key eastern gateway to Ho Chi Minh City, remained severely congested following a multi-vehicle accident involving six vehicles.

A two-year-old girl died after a seven-seater car collided with her while turning into a gas station's fuel pump area in Bau Bang at midday on 22/4.

After hitting a semi-trailer ahead, a container truck swerved right, sweeping up several parked motorbikes, and its driver sustained serious injuries.

A 4-seater car drove onto the Bien Hoa - Vung Tau expressway, which is not yet open, and collided with a concrete barrier, injuring four people.

Driver Gavin Maas, despite not facing charges for a fatal accident, has filed a lawsuit against the victim's family, seeking at least 50,000 USD in damages for post-traumatic stress disorder.