After five days in Myanmar, the Vietnamese rescue delegation — comprising both military and police forces — has successfully recovered nearly 20 bodies from the rubble and, in coordination with Turkish and Myanmar teams, rescued one survivor.

In order to enhance infrastructure development, attract investment and connect regions, Tây Ninh Province is determined to speed up the progress of key transport projects in the area.

The ministry has also been instructed to monitor and dismantle fraudulent websites, links, applications, and online groups, as well as to block suspicious calls and messages – especially those originating from overseas or using VoIP and OTT applications.

The Department of Preventive Medicine has contacted the World Health Organization (WHO) office in Việt Nam to verify the reports. Preliminary information from WHO’s International Health Regulations focal point in Europe suggests that some cases have been linked to Mycoplasma, a type of bacteria known to cause respiratory tract infections.

HCM City has firmly established itself as a premier healthcare centre in the 50 years since national reunification, having built a robust and modern healthcare system and made significant strides in medical research, according to city authorities, marking.

Supported by the UAE rescue team’s sniffer dogs and specialised equipment, the Vietnamese team overcame intense heat and challenging conditions to locate and retrieve the victims buried under rubble.

In moments of despair, the resilience and compassion of the Vietnamese rescue workers shine through, offering a glimmer of hope to those affected by Myanmar's tragic disaster.

The development of co-operatives in areas inhabited by ethnic minorities in Bình Phước Province has helped to improve their lives.

The centre, which was established in 1977, currently cares for 46 severely wounded veterans, with a disability rate ranging from 81 per cent to 96 per cent.

Since Decree No. 168 officially came into force on January 1, 2025, there has been a noticeable improvement in traffic order and safety, with reductions across all three criteria: fewer accidents, enhanced public awareness of traffic laws, and greater adherence to traffic regulations.

Authorities have been instructed to conduct thorough investigations and strictly handle any violations of food safety regulations if they are discovered. The results of these investigations will be publicly disclosed to warn the community.

US Ambassador Marc Evans Knapper affirmed the US government will further assist Việt Nam, especially Quảng Trị, in overcoming the consequences of war, based on the principles of being honest about the past and looking toward a prosperous future.

The central city, in co-operation with the World Bank, has introduced the ‘Handbook for Evaluating Necessity and Socio-Economic Efficiency of Urban Transport Projects’ after a two-year development, with support from the bank and the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).

A video posted on Facebook shows that two South Korean nationals were riding high-displacement motorcycles without using their hands on the handlebars along the coastal road in Quảng Nam Province.

There were eight people inside the house when the fire broke out, with five managing to escape and three trapped inside.

Local governments where new administrative units will be headquartered would be responsible for providing public housing for officials from the original units.

In response to the increasing travel demands, local airlines plan to increase the number of domestic flights by 24 per cent, to more than 7,500 flights, equivalent to 1.5 million seats.

The Ministry of Health has issued an urgent directive for stricter measles control, as cases continue to rise nationwide, surpassing 2024 figures in the first quarter of 2025. Several measles-related deaths highlight the outbreak's severity.

Alisher Rustamovich Mukhamedov, President of the Uzbekistan-Việt Nam Friendship Association, expressed confidence that NA Chairman Mẫn’s visit will serve as a catalyst for deepening the friendship and comprehensive cooperation between Việt Nam and Uzbekistan in the years ahead.

This marks the first time that the staff members from the Department of Dyke Management and Disaster Prevention have participated in the ASEAN-ERAT, demonstrating the spirit of “One ASEAN, One Response: ASEAN responding to disasters as one in the region” as affirmed in the ASEAN Leaders’ Declaration.