Social Affairs

More than 220 staff, including 43 doctors and nurses, have recently quit jobs at Bach Mai hospital.

The writing contest enables Vietnamese people to search for rich and diverse cultures of four beautiful countries.

Vietnamese labor export firms are working hard to find more contracts and markets.

Patient health record will be shared among medical examination and treatment facilities at all levels, thus helping patients to continue their treatment at different health centers.

Vietnam has joined in a broader international initiative to strive for zero-disposable plastic waste by 2025.

Expected to be completed in 20 months and operational in 2022, the 543-hectare airport in the beach town Phan Thiet will serve both the airforce and civil aviation.

Restaurants and hotels will build an image of a professional, civilized, and fresh environment for tourists.

The ring is alledged to be involving in a certain number of hospital staff, who granted him privileges regarding accommodation and movements, among others.

UNFPA is working to ensure that the supply of modern contraceptives and reproductive health commodities is maintained.

The fund will be provided on a competitive basis, and grantees will have up to 12 months to implement their proposed activities.

Chip cards are expected to help reduce risks of card-related crimes and increase payment safety.

A Vietnam Airlines flight attendant is the first person in the country to go on trial for violating Covid-19 rules.

A total 95% of businesses in Hai Duong, home to many industrial parks and foreign-invested firms, have reestablished operation.

Temperature would be particularly high in the capital city of Hanoi, with approximately 38 degrees Celsius on April 2.

The Vietnam Airlines attendant breached Covid-19 regulations while undergoing self-isolation at home, leading to an outbreak in late 2020.

E-cigarettes, called Vape or new-generation cigarettes, will cause serious harm to young generation in Vietnam.

The Ministry of Health has been taking practical measures to reduce fatalities and prevent tuberculosis (TB) in the community to end the disease by 2030.

Vietnam even surpasses China that ranks 84th, and other Southeast Asian nations.

Each worker will receive around VND1 million (US$ 43.56) each month for six months for their vocational training.