A two-hour heavy downpour caused Phan Huy Ich street to flood over one meter deep, with water entering buses and shops, leaving many vehicles stalled and awaiting rescue.

A heavy rush hour downpour on the afternoon of 30/9 caused severe flooding on numerous roads in Thu Duc and near the Tan Son Nhat gateway, bringing traffic to a standstill.

A Hanoi-style banh duc eatery in Thanh My Tay ward, Ho Chi Minh City, has adapted the traditional dish by incorporating shrimp and fish cake, selling around 200 portions daily.

Phan Van Khai, a 21-year-old university student in Ho Chi Minh City (TP HCM), fabricated a kidnapping story to trick his family into transferring approximately 150 million VND to settle his online gambling debts.

Nguyen Thai Tuan, 24, was temporarily detained after allegedly hitting a motorbike with his Mercedes, injuring two siblings, then fleeing the scene.

Nguyen Van An's family was allegedly forced out of their home after his sister, Nguyen Thi Thuy, used their house deeds to fraudulently sell the property, leading to a group occupying the residence, breaking doors, and cutting electricity.

The School of Medicine at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City, integrates vaccine knowledge into postgraduate education to enhance preventive healthcare capabilities amidst a rapidly aging population.

Moved by the sight of students struggling home in a torrential downpour, Nguyen Huu Tho High School principal wrote a heartfelt letter advising safety and allowing students to wear sandals to school the next day.

After two days of rain caused widespread flooding, Ho Chi Minh City and southern provinces anticipate continued heavy rainfall until 25/9, coinciding with high tides, which increases the risk of inundation in low-lying areas.

The first 1.4 km section of road along Xuyen Tam Canal is now open, providing convenient travel for residents and transforming an area once marked by dilapidated housing and pollution.

Secretary of Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Tran Luu Quang called for continued review and arrangement of officials based on job positions, evaluation by key performance indicators (KPIs), and bold changes if they are deemed unsuitable.

Doctors rotating to health stations will receive 20 million VND per month in support from the Ho Chi Minh City budget, with special areas like Con Dao receiving 30 million VND, and Thanh An island commune receiving 24 million VND.

Approximately 49 trillion VND will be invested to upgrade 8.8 km of the Doi Canal's southern bank, relocating over 5,800 homes, expanding Pham The Hien street to 30 m, and building a park.

Children and disadvantaged individuals in Ho Chi Minh City with stage 5 chronic kidney failure will receive 100% of their health insurance co-payment from the city budget, eliminating additional costs for hemodialysis.