Social Affairs

The models supported by the Swedish Embassy and Plan International enable girls to challenge harmful norms and stereotypes to lead the change for a better life.

The heavy downpours, combined with the northeast monsoon and a cold spell from the north, have caused one death and two missings.

In September, Hanoi created nearly 54,000 jobs and continues to roll out many solutions to fulfill the target of finding jobs for the whole year.

A $5.3 million package for the appraisal and reconstruction of dilapidated apartments is expected to be disbursed soon.

Hanoi law enforcement agencies have inspected school buses to ensure the safe mobility of students.

Hanoi is committed to effectively using donations from businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations to help reduce poverty and improve the living conditions of local people.

Charity meals at hospitals partly help poor patients in Hanoi overcome difficulties.

Some specialists have stressed the importance of communication in educating and making people aware when driving to reduce accidents and congestion.

Vietnam ranks No.1 on the list of the 25 countries with the fastest post-pandemic recovery of the domestic aviation market.

Tourism experts have called on local people and railway authorities to sit down and discuss ways to make the train street a tourist sight again, thus boosting the city's tourism activities.

Hanoi's priority is still given to vaccination against Covid-19.

The Vietnamese agricultural sector expects to secure sufficient food supplies for the market in the coming months.

Increasing patient access to oxygen strengthens the nation’s health care system and saves lives.

Overlapping in inspection and monitoring activities among regulatory agencies is also a reason for inefficient food safety management.

Hanoi is considering setting up private lanes for bicycle riders to develop a green transportation system.

Experts have raised their voices to keep the beauty of Hanoi's pavements and make the city a worth-living region.

The film sheds light on an industry that profits from the plastic pollution crisis instead of solving it.

Law specialists have raised ideas to improve existing rules to better manage the advertising and sale of dietary supplements and protect the interests and health of consumers.

Films about wildlife are expected to increase people's awareness of nature conservation

Private investors are on track to bring their waste-to-energy projects to life in an attempt to help the city resolve environmental issues.