Social Affairs

To ensure the safety of food services and street food in the community, Hanoi has put numerous initiatives into action.

They warn Vietnamese young people of potential risks and encourage them to nourish their dreams, strive and shine.

All adolescents should have the right to make decisions about their professional future. While there is nothing wrong with parents having a say, the final decision should be theirs. This week, the Hanoi Times' "Words on the Street" column offers a personal perspective on the role of parents in their children's career choices.

Tens of thousands of migrants in Hanoi are either moving out of their rented homes or looking for new ones due to the increase in rent.

The launch of the gene bank will help determine the identities of unknown martyrs in cemeteries.

Hanoi expects more markets that meet the criteria for well-behaved traders and food safety standards.

Welcome to the Hanoi Times' Words on the Street column. We dedicate this week's edition to the memory of the late General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong, whose passing has caused great sorrow among the people.

The city will focus on strengthening enforcement of food safety regulations in food production and trade facilities.

The Vietnamese government is using creative communication methods to connect with younger generations and boost patriotism.

The city will continue to improve and add more features to the app to make it even more user-friendly for citizens and businesses.

The city's health department will continue to carry out regular, specialized and random inspections.

Government departments and agencies constantly welcome research and suggestions for administrative reform to help people and organizations save time and money.

Dozens of illegal gambling gangs were busted in Vietnam during the EUFA EURO 2024 tournament, with bets worth hundreds of billions of dong.

The city aims to help 165,000 people get hired this year.

Over the past three decades, data has helped stakeholders to reach the hardest people who are unseen and unheard.

HUB CHALLENGE 2024 promote Vietnamese startups to join the international market.

The campaign attracts nearly 2,000 young people from 60 volunteer teams from universities, colleges and institutes in Hanoi.

Hanoi's vocational training enrollment results for 2020-2023 are 6.14% over target.

The lack of national technical standards and regulations for various foodstuffs poses a challenge to production and business establishments regarding self-declaring their products.

The capital will raise the standard of job fairs and provide a trusted channel between employers and job seekers.