Society
Nearly 270,000 children in Can Tho are issued VNeID level 2
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Can Tho - The city has collected and activated nearly 270,000 level 2 electronic identification accounts for children aged 6 to under 14, reaching more than 58% of the set target.
Innovating inspection activities, shifting from handling violations to prevention
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Khanh Hoa - Innovating inspection operating methods is no longer an option but has become an inevitable requirement of the process of modernizing national governance.
Fish die white in Nghia Do Park lake
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Hanoi - Thousands of dead fish floating white on the surface of Nghia Do Park lake, causing an unpleasant odor. Although it has been going on for many days, this phenomenon continues.
Completing the overall plan for arranging villages and residential groups in 34 provinces and cities
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The Ministry of Home Affairs said that 34/34 provinces and cities have completed the overall plan for arranging and reorganizing villages and residential groups to develop implementation projects.
Learn new skills to bring health knowledge closer to the community
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Dong Thap - From a medical staff member, Master Nguyen Thi Dieu Hien constantly learns new skills, bringing health knowledge closer to the community.
New policies effective from May 2018 (continued)
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Reducing 20% of mobile phone network fees, Instructions for compensation for interest rates, etc. are new policies issued by the Government that will take effect from May 2018.
The world is going through the coldest days in the past 100 years
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Many countries and cold regions in the world such as the US, China and Russia... are suffering the coldest and most severe winter days ever.
Warning of the danger of super hot Galaxy balloons at Christmas
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After a short time of appearing in China, Galaxy balloons have entered Vietnam and appeared a lot on the walking streets of Hanoi. However, this type of ball has many potential dangers.
Name the world's first Bitcoin transactions
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With the strong increase of Bitcoin, many businesses and schools have accepted Bitcoin as a foreign currency, which can conduct transactions to buy and sell goods, including paying tuition fees.
