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Vietnam Central Province to Build VND20B Island District Hospital

Vietnam’s central province of Quang Tri will build a hospital worth VND20 billion ($1.03 million) from the state budget in Con Co island district late this year.

Vietnam HCM City Plans VND16B for Automatic Industrial Wastewater Monitors

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Ho Chi Minh City has demanded the city government to spend VND16 billion ($820,500) on equipping automatic wastewater monitors in centralized industrial parks (IPs).

Vietnam Northern City Alerted Rising Imported Industrial Wastes

Authorities of Vietnam’s northern city of Haiphong have warned of the rising number of containers of industrial wastes loaded in local ports, with more than 300 containers have been found so far this year.

Vietnam May Fine Untrue Information Supplier of Medicines VND20M

The Vietnamese Ministry of Health is seeking the government’s approval to impose fines ranging from VND10 million to VND20 million on people who provide inaccurate information about medicines.

Vietnam Reports Sharp Increase of Diseases in Aug: GSO

Vietnam identified 19,600 dengue fever patients in Aug, rising 243.86% on-month and including 11 deaths, according to the Government's General Statistics Office (GSO).

Vietnam Leading Book Distributor Opens Third Bookstore in Hanoi

Fahasa, Ho Chi Minh City’s leading book distributor, has opened Fahasa Ha Thanh Bookstore worth VND10 billion ($512,820) in Dong Da district in Hanoi, as part of its business expansions in the capital city of Vietnam.

U.K. to Help Build Int’l Public University in Central Vietnam

The U.K. will help Vietnam upgrade a university in Vietnam’s central city of Danang into an international public university in the future, said U.K. Ambassador Mark Kent on August 30.

Vietnam Minimum Salary Only Covers 65% of Basic Living Costs: Experts

The minimum salary in Vietnam only covers 60%-65% of basic living costs for workers and 20% lower than the must-paid salary, said experts from the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA) and the International Labor Organization (ILO).

Two NGOs Grant $307,392 for Unlucky Children in Vietnam Province

China’s Compassion International (CI) and the U.S.’s Aid To Children Without Parents (ACWP) have granted a combined of VND6 billion ($307,392) for unlucky children in Vietnam’s central province of Thua Thien-Hue.

Vietnam Loses VND1.63T due to Natural Disasters in Aug: GSO

Natural disasters are estimated to have damaged VND1.63 trillion ($83.59 million) for Vietnam in Aug, up 27.34% on-month, the General Statistics Office (GSO) said.

Vietnam Reports 658,800 Hungry Families in Jan-Aug

Vietnam reported a total of 658,800 families with 2.52 million people, equaling to 2.94% of its population, suffering from hunger in the eight months of this year, the General Statistics Office said.

Food Poisoning Kills 32 Vietnamese in Jan-Aug: GSO

Vietnam reported 97 food poisoning cases nationwide between Jan and Aug, killing 32 people and affecting more than 3,900 others, the General Statistics Office said.

UNESCO to Help Vietnam Complete Dossier of National Park

The UN Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will help Vietnam to complete dossier on the 72,000-hectare Cat Tien National Park to submit to the organization for recognition as world natural heritage, said Chief of UNESCO’s Hanoi Office Katherine Muller Marin.

Vietnam to Host ASEM Forum on Climate Change Adaptation in Sept

The Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) forum on climate change adaptation will take place in Vietnam’s northern province of Quang Ninh on Sept 6-7, the Vietnam Environment Administration said on its website Aug 31.

Vietnam Sept CPI Likely to Go Slow at 0.15%-0.2%

Vietnam’s consumer price index (CPI) is predicted to increase at a slow pace of between 0.15% and 0.2% in September, compared to an on-month rise of 0.23% in August, the Price Management Department under the Ministry of Finance said.

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