According to aviation statistics, the number of international passengers arriving in Việt Nam who were denied entry at airports across the country were 886 and 600 in 2023 and first half this year, respectively, as compared to 404 in 2020.

Nủ Village is still submerged in mud, with a high risk of environmental pollution, affecting students' health and danger lurking for them at landslides on the way to the main school.

Dr Angela Pratt, the World Health Organisation’s Representative to Việt Nam, wrote an article highlighting their commitment to standing alongside Việt Nam during the challenging recovery period following Typhoon Yagi.

The MoET has urged local authorities to assess the extent of the damage and offer tuition fee exemptions or reductions for preschool and general education students, in line with their powers and current legal provisions. 

Bến Tre Province has achieved significant development in high-tech brackish water shrimp farming after implementing a policy of developing it towards its eastern coast.

To date, the powerful typhoon and ensuing flooding and landslides have left 329 people dead and missing in 26 localities in northern Việt Nam.

Hồ Thái Bình, SSVN director, said that “The Little Sun e-learning platform on childcare and nutrition, developed by SSVN, is designed to be user-friendly and accessible, allowing users to learn anytime, anywhere, with an intuitive interface available on both computers and phones.”

HCM City's Department of Information and Technology said the city is working towards launching several technology solutions to optimise data collection for decision making, helping create a smart urban management system.

Typhoon Yagi is the most powerful storm to hit mainland Việt Nam in 70 years. The typhoon, along with the severe flooding and landslides caused by heavy downpours in its wake, has left 329 people dead and missing in 26 northern localities, while economic damages have reached upwards of US$2.5 billion and counting.

Local officials and ministries ordered to be ready for Typhoon Soulik, residents should not be complacent.

The Vietnamese Embassy, agencies and organisations and French friends has raised nearly VNĐ2 billion (over US$81,100) to support victims in the home country.

The crimes came to light after police received a tip from local residents about a suspicious package containing a white powder mistakenly delivered to a residence.

Amid the losses and devastation of the natural disasters caused by the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi, a young woman stood out as one of the heroic stories.

Airports to be affected also include Đà Nẵng International Airport in Đà Nẵng City, Phú Bài International Airport in Thừa Thiên-Huế Province, Chu Lai Airport in Quảng Nam province, and Vinh Airport in Nghệ An province.

The two provinces urgently implement response measures and assist residents in disaster preparedness to ensure safety.

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the Ministry of Health (MoH) on Wednesday afternoon strengthened their collaboration in promoting the health and well-being of migrants.

Director General of Việt Nam National Mekong Committee Nguyễn Thị Thu Linh represented the country at the second regional water security dialogue, where government officials and experts discussed solutions for a more sustainable Mekong and ASEAN region.

Under the project, as many as 1,152 workers and collaborators have been trained in child labour prevention.

In Quảng Bình Province, a ban on sea activities will commence from midnight on Thursday until conditions are deemed safe.