A male university student died after his motorbike collided with a stray buffalo on provincial road 547 in Mai Phu commune, causing him to lose control and crash into a truck.
Dinh Van Long, a tanker driver, is accused of deliberately crushing and dragging a 15-year-old student after an initial collision, allegedly believing this would reduce his compensation liability.
A foreign man on a large motorcycle collided with a 7-seater car at a coastal road intersection, sending the vehicle into a field on the morning of June 28.
In the early morning of 27/6, a truck traveling on national route 37 through Bac Yen commune suddenly plunged about 20 meters into a ravine, killing three people.
Two motorcycles carrying four people swerved dangerously through traffic, resulting in one crashing into a concrete median and the other into the rear of a car on 20/6 in Tam Da.
A passenger bus carrying over 10 people on the Ham Nghi - Vung Ang expressway rear-ended a semi-trailer transporting iron frames, injuring nine people on the evening of 21/6.
Both vehicles sped through an intersection without any signs of slowing, resulting in a car hitting the side of a truck and sending it crashing into a residential building.
The director of Ho Chi Minh City's department of health attributes the recovery of an 11-year-old boy, hit by a car, to the collaborative power of doctors across hospitals.
A container truck carrying potatoes unexpectedly swerved into the oncoming lane while descending Bao Loc Pass, causing a multi-vehicle collision with three other vehicles before plunging into a ravine with a 5-seater car.
An 11-year-old child, critically injured after being run over by a car, was saved through over 10 hours of collaborative effort during the 'golden hour' by doctors from Vung Tau General Hospital and Children's Hospital 1.
A truck carrying over ten tons of coffee rolled downhill after its driver exited the cabin, colliding with a taxi and two motorbikes before toppling a medium-voltage power pole on National Route 20 in Bao Loc. The incident caused a power outage in parts of B'Lao and ward 1, but thankfully resulted in no casualties.
