A group of swimmers at My Khe beach were swept out by a strong current, with one person drifting over 300 meters from shore, on the morning of 24/9. Lifeguards rescued everyone.

Doi Tien Nhan, Thung Lung May, and San May are three cafes that open at 5 a.m., offering visitors stunning photos with seas of clouds.

Discovering 25 million VND transferred from an unknown account, 37-year-old Van Thi Hien contacted the local police and was guided to return the funds.

Two railway crossing guards received commendations for pulling a man off the tracks as a train approached.

Nguyen Son Oanh risked his life to pull a man off the tracks moments before a train passed through.

Anchovies no bigger than a little finger, found in the Se San river, a tributary of the Mekong, have become a renowned delicacy, enjoyed by many.

Suspecting a 16-year-old boy had fallen prey to an "easy, high-paying job" scam while traveling alone to southern Vietnam, bus driver Ta Cong Luan stopped his vehicle and reported the situation to the Duc Pho Traffic Police Station.

A 4.5 magnitude earthquake struck Mang But commune (formerly of Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province) on Tuesday morning, September 11th, with residents in the surrounding area feeling tremors and objects falling.

The 9-meter long, 2.5-meter high To Vo Arch, formed by volcanic eruptions and wave erosion thousands of years ago, has been recognized as a national monument.

Fearing they were being trafficked to Cambodia, three Chinese teenagers murdered their taxi driver in Vietnam, dumped his body, and stole the vehicle.

After threatening numerous people with a sword on Provincial Road 623B and attacking police officers, 36-year-old Pham Tuan fled into a eucalyptus plantation 5 km from his home.

Nguyen Tan Tho, 66, doused his wife with gasoline and threw his phone, igniting the fuel and causing her death.

After 10 years of inactivity, the Dung Quat bioethanol plant is scheduled to reopen in November to meet the demand for E10 gasoline.

Established in 1946, the Southern Voice radio station, the first radio station in southern Vietnam after independence, bolstered the spirit of resistance against the French.