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April 30 parade in Ho Chi Minh City: Detailed route and best viewing spots

After passing in front of the Independence Palace, the parade forces will split into four directions and move toward designated assembly points. Large LED screens have been installed along the routes to allow citizens to easily follow the event.

AI engineers, cybersecurity experts in high demand across Vietnam

Emerging technology fields such as AI, cybersecurity, and big data are driving high recruitment demand with attractive salary packages, especially for specialized roles like AI engineers and security experts, according to CEO of Sieu Viet Group.

$4 billion metro linking Ho Chi Minh City to Can Gio proposed at 250km/h

A proposed $4 billion metro line connecting downtown Ho Chi Minh City to Can Gio District would span 48.5 kilometers and feature trains designed for speeds up to 250 kilometers per hour - twice as fast as the Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien line.

Public homage to Bodhisattva Thich Quang Duc's heart relic begins in May

The sacred heart relic of Bodhisattva Thich Quang Duc will be open for public homage from May 3 to May 11 at Vietnam Quoc Tu.

Foreign-licensed truck plunges off bridge in Lao Cai, three injured

A foreign-licensed semi-truck traveling on the Noi Bai - Lao Cai Expressway crashed through a bridge barrier and fell, injuring three people.

From across the country, families come together for national pride

From North to South, families crossed great distances to watch and support their loved ones in Ho Chi Minh City’s grand parade rehearsal.

Healthcare worker attacked in Phu Tho: Authorities ordered to act swiftly

A shocking attack on a healthcare worker in Phu Tho has prompted swift orders from the Ministry of Health.

Respect before rush: Late students salute the flag at Hanoi school

Although they arrived late, when the national anthem began to play, a group of students outside the school gate immediately stood at attention and performed the flag salute before asking the security guard for permission to enter.

Ho Chi Minh City seen from the sky: 50 years of vibrant transformation

Helicopter views reveal Ho Chi Minh City's dramatic evolution into a bustling, colorful urban marvel after 50 years of reunification.

Chinese director’s company caught with 25 tons of unverified health supplements

Authorities in Bac Ninh Province have conducted a surprise inspection and seized approximately 25 tons of products, including vitamins and collagen supplements, with unclear origins at a company led by a Chinese director.

Director detained over production of 71,000 liters of fake cooking oil

Police in Phu Tho Province have urgently detained Nguyen Van Hung, Director of Famimoto Vietnam Co., Ltd., for investigation related to the production of counterfeit MSG, cooking oil, seasoning powder, and other food products.

Three killed in early morning Hanoi house fire

Three people died in a Hanoi house fire early this morning, as iron cages and narrow alleys prevented rescuers from reaching victims.

New arrests in Quang Ninh drug trafficking case involving murder and firearms

The Quang Ninh Provincial Police have arrested eight more individuals, raising the total number of detained suspects to thirteen. Authorities have also seized additional evidence and means related to the recent drug trafficking case.

Master’s degree graduate returns to hometown to revive family’s 40-year craft

A Quang Nam man quit his good job in Da Nang and returned to his hometown in 2019 to restore his family’s 40-year-old traditional craft – making fish sauce.

The untold 2,000km journey of Vietnam’s cavalry for national celebrations

Vietnam’s cavalry unit completes an epic 2,000km journey south, ready for April 30 celebrations.

Elderly man sells banh he, recalls memories of his late wife

Sitting alone selling banh he (garlic chive dumplings) on the sidewalk, an elderly man sometimes feels sad when regular customers ask about his wife.

18 girls confined at karaoke parlor, some victims as young as 13 years old

Eighteen girls, aged between 13 and 20, were confined at the Moonlight karaoke and massage parlor in Bac Giang Province, deprived of their phones, and forced to work under surveillance. They were recently rescued by police.

Hue glows red in celebration of 50 years of national reunification

Hue’s schools and cafés have turned red with pride, celebrating 50 years of Vietnam’s reunification.

The volunteer who fired the first shot to open Rach Chiec battle

When he wrote a letter using blood as ‘ink’ asking to join the army, Nguyen Duc Tho never imagined that he would become a naval commando, firing the first B40 shot in one of the final battles of the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign in 1975.

Trieu Nu Cuoi CEO who preaches morality, lives luxuriously faces prosecution

To polish his image, Ho Quoc Than has rented houses and established company headquarters in luxury locations, used high-end cars, and delivered moral teachings to gain investors’ trust.