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Unique Vietnamese antiquities gallery at the Belgian museum
The Royal Museum of Art and History of Belgium (MRAH), an alluring cultural destination in Brussels, not only preserves Belgium's rich artistic and historical treasures but also displays artifacts from other cultures, including Vietnam.
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Art1st - A Korean Band Inspired by Hanoi's Bustling Nature
For Park Seo-yun, Gwak Bong-su, Kim Dong-wook, Hwang Se-hwan, Mun Ye-ji and Yoon Ji-eun from the Korean band "Art1st", capturing the ups and downs of life in Hanoi is the driving force behind many of their self-composed songs.
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Photo Contest Launched to Honor Vietnam's Frontier Building
The submissions should vividly reflect the beauty of the country, as well as the culture, scenery and people in the border areas; and honor those who have contributed to protecting the border areas.
PM: COVID-19 vaccination required to start right from this week
"It is required that from this week, the Ministry of Health widely deploy the vaccination at maximum efficiency for the people of Vietnam", Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said.
Independent praises Vietnamese ‘hero’ delivery driver who caught falling baby
The UK’s prestigious newspaper Independent on Tuesday runs an article praising the heroic act of the young Vietnamese delivery driver who saves a 2-year-old’s life from high-rise falling.
Family of 4 generations sewing Ao Dai in Hanoi Old Quarter: From rusted sewing machine to a famous brand
Mrs. Le Thi Quyen, 80 years old, began learning to make 'Ao dai' at the age of 12. She opened her own tailor factory when she was 40 years old and has created tens of thousands of ao dai bearing the heirloom brand, which is very famous in Hanoi.
Hanoi students required to make health declarations before returning to schools
The Hanoi City People's Committee decided to allow the local students to come back to schools from March 2 as proposed by the Municipal Department of Education and Training.
Hanoi eases social distancing, allowing indoor restaurants and cafes to reopen
Hanoi allowed indoor restaurants and cafes to reopen starting March 2. Sidewalk iced tea stalls or outdoor eateries will remain closed until further notice.
Prime Minister praises 'hero' delivery driver for saving little girl falling from balcony
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has praised a delivery man for his brave act and after he saved a little girl falling from a balcony of a high-rise in Hanoi.
Hai Duong coronavirus-hit epicenter to end social distancing on March 3
The northern province of Hai Duong, the largest hotspot in the latest COVID-19 outbreak, is to end province-wide social distancing measures and lift lockdowns on Chi Linh city and Cam Giang district on March 3.
Vietnam to commence human trials on second home-grown COVID-19 vaccine in early March
Early this month, Vietnam will commence clinical trials on its second locally-made COVID-19 vaccine COVIVAC, produced by the Ministry of Health’s Institute of Vaccines and Medical Biologicals (IVAC).
Overseas Vietnamese with only one Vietnamese nationality can run for NA deputies
The criteria to stand as candidates for deputies to the National Assembly and the People's Council do not distinguish local or overseas Vietnamese. However, they must have only one nationality, which is Vietnamese nationality.
61/63 provinces, cities allow students to return to schools this week
The majority of students from kindergartens to high school levels across Vietnam are expected to come back to schools this week after about an extended one-month Tet break due to Covid-19.
Ho Chi Minh city eyes becoming regional AI hub
Ho Chi Minh City aims to become a hub for AI research, implementation, and technology transfer in Vietnam and among the leading such facilities in Southeast Asia at large.
Provinces, cities consider allowing students to return to schools as Covid-19 situation relieved
Many provinces and cities have actively implemented epidemic preventive measures so that students can come back to schools soon.
Japan’s Dentsu company praises Vietnamese engineers
Director of Japan’s Dentsu company Iri Kazuaki has said that Vietnamese engineers have made important contributions to its operations over recent years.
Arduous lives of workers in Hai Duong Covid-19 hotspot
Since the factories are forced to shut down due to the complicated situation of Covid-19, workers in Hai Duong epicenter have suffered from economic burdens.
Vietnamese Government issues resolution on COVID-19 vaccine purchase, use
The Government on February 26 issued Resolution No 21/NQ-CP regarding the purchase and use of COVID-19 vaccines.
People involved in anti-pandemic mission are a priority for Covid-19 vaccination
The forefront lines including staff working in medical facilities, participators in anti-pandemic missions, soldiers, and public security forces are prioritized groups to receive free Covid-19 vaccine shots.
Made-in-Vietnam Covid-19 vaccine enters second phase of human trials
Nano Covax, the first made-in-Vietnam Covid-19 vaccine entered the second phase of human trials on February 26 morning.
HCMC resumes non-essential services while still says no to karaoke, bars, gyms
HCMC will allow most non-essential services except bars, dance clubs, karaoke parlors, gyms, and pool table services to resume starting March 1.
HCMC instructs online Covid-19 medical declarations for tourism sector
Ho Chi Minh City has issued an urgent document requesting tourism establishments and enterprises to make online medical declarations to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the new situation.
How to get (convert/renew) Vietnam driving license for expats
There is an exponential increase in motorbikes in Vietnamese cities in recent years. People are more financially stable to afford a motorbike lately in Vietnam. This is not only true for the local community but if you are on a visitor visa or work permit in Vietnam for more than 3 months, then it is advisable to have your own means of transport rather than relying on Grab or Taxi services.
