Retired doctors volunteer to join Covid-19 epicenter
Many retired doctors across the country are coming out of retirement during the pandemic to help the country and their fellow countrymen
Vietnam warns against unregulated Covid-19 test kits
Health authorities have cautioned people against using Covid-19 self-test kits that are widely promoted on social media these days.
Memories of President Ho Chi Minh preserved in heart of France
110 years after his arrival in France, the memories of Ho Chi Minh live on
Covid-19 outbreaks in Bac Giang localized, ICU center put into operation
The north’s largest Intensive Care Unit center in Bac Giang has put into operation to help the province to provide treatment to critically ill Covid-19 patients
350-kg wartime bomb found near North-South rail line in Quang Binh
The huge M117 bomb found near the rail line was removed on June 5
'Made in Vietnam' robotic arm for disabled - Video
A robotic arm priced at about VND 25 million by a Vietnamese startup is helping disabled people to live, drive and even play sports
'Made in Vietnam' bracelet to monitor isolation during Covid-19
A bracelet that acts as an isolation monitoring and temperature control device to support the prevention of Covid-19 has been produced by a Vietnamese company
Books about President Ho Chi Minh arouse attention from foreign readers
A photo book on late President Ho Chi Minh’s journey to seek ways for national salvation has been launched to mark the 110th year of his departure (June 5, 1911 - 2021).
Thirty first Covid breathalyzers donated by Vietnamese richest man's group
Vingroup, owned by Pham Nhat Vuong - the richest man in Vietnam, has just donated 30 first breathalyzers in Vietnam to the Ministry of Health.
Vietnamese embrace domestic online platforms during Covid-19 pandemic
In the second year of the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnamese technology enterprises have researched and developed online platforms to meet the requirements of remote working and learning
Bac Ha traditional horse race recognised as national intangible heritage
A horse racing event in Bac Ha district in northern mountainous Lao Cai province is among 10 newly-recognised national intangible heritages.
British Council launches Climate Connection global campaign
The British Council on Thursday announced the launch of a new global campaign to address the climate emergency in the lead up to the COP26 summit in November.
Hanoi to pilot free electric bicycles rental system connecting bus routes and BRT
The model aims to make it easier for passengers using bus routes and the bus rapid transit (BRT).
Musician defies challenges caused by Agent Orange
The deadly chemical has severely impeded the health of many generations of Vietnamese people, but they still strive to achieve great things
Odd-looking lingula forms soul of Ha Tien cuisine
Despite their strange appearance, lingula are the main ingredient in many signature dishes in Ha Tien city of Kien Giang province
Archeological excavation to be carried out at Palace of Nguyen dynasty
The Center for Conservation of Hue Monuments announced on June 1 that the Thai Hoa Palace, where the golden throne of the 13 Nguyen dynasty emperors is placed, will undergo excavation to assess its state before restoration.
Vietnam successfully sequences SARS-CoV-2 virus genome
Vietnamese scientists have successfully developed a technological process used for sequencing the SARS-CoV-2 virus genome through PacBio long-read genome sequencing technologies for the first time.
The Evry court did not protect French citizens when it rejected Agent Orange victim lawsuit
Following are the opinions of Lawyer Quach Thanh Vinh of The Vietnam Association for Victims of Agent Orange after the Evry Court rejected Tran To Nga’s requests on her lawsuit against U.S. chemical companies to seek justice for Agent Orange victims.
Unheard-of special school closing ceremony amidst Covid-19
After 3 years of being together, this year, the senior students could not have a school closing ceremony together. The online closing ceremony became the last moment to help students "freeze" their memories.
'I still believe justice will come to Agent Orange victims in Vietnam'
The statement was made by Hoang Cong Thuy, former Secretary General of the Vietnam-USA Society. Thuy made the trip to the US to attend the litigation at the New York State Court of Appeal in 2007.
