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Update news accidents
A 36-year-old tourist from Hung Yen has died after a paragliding accident on Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang. Authorities are actively investigating the cause of the incident.
The man was found unconscious in the middle of a city street. He had no identification, was alone, and had multiple bodily injuries along with deep cognitive dysfunction.
Authorities rushed to cut power as a woman climbed a 10-meter pole and walked on live wires before falling.
Authorities in Phu Yen province are investigating the sudden death of a Malaysian national who was the general director of a local car manufacturing company.
Vietnam Airlines responds swiftly after two jets collide at Noi Bai.
Two Vietnam Airlines aircraft collided on a taxiway. Officials cite parking misalignment of the A321 as a contributing factor.
A 68-year-old Taiwanese woman died suddenly while having breakfast aboard a cruise ship in Halong Bay, Quang Ninh, Vietnam.
Hi Sky Chi Linh was fined and ordered to review safety after a powered glider collided with a visitor.
Following a house explosion that killed two people, the PM has urged immediate investigation and public safety measures.
Bac Kan Province ceases rescue efforts as the area’s geological instability poses serious risks to personnel and shows no signs of improvement.
A fishing boat from Quang Nam Province broke down and was at risk of sinking during storm No. 1, prompting the Border Guard to dispatch a rescue vessel to the scene.
Authorities investigate the death of a 66-year-old man, believed to have been trampled while trying to drive away elephants.
Authorities maintain 24/7 search for a motorcyclist believed to have fallen into a complex underground cave system.
The fire prevention and rescue force of Gia Lai Provincial Police has successfully rescued a father and son who fell into a 35-meter-deep well.
A Vietjet Air flight from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City skidded off the runway during landing at Tan Son Nhat International Airport on May 7, damaging two rear tires after striking a runway edge light.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that four Vietnamese citizens were found dead in an apartment in Taoyuan City, Taiwan (China), on the night of May 3. Preliminary assessments suggest the incident was likely caused by poisoning.
Taiwanese police have identified the cause of death and the identities of four Vietnamese nationals found deceased in an apartment in Taoyuan over the weekend. Authorities are investigating the case as a suspected carbon dioxide poisoning incident.
A man, woman, and young child were found dead in a rented apartment, prompting a police investigation into the suspected tragedy.
A malfunctioning jet ski in Quy Nhon veered ashore and struck two children, killing one.
Da Nang authorities retrieved a foreign tourist’s body from a steep ravine after days of search efforts in the rugged Son Tra Peninsula.