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The local government in Da Nang has issued an administrative fine against a street vendor accused of overcharging a group of Lao tourists 760,000 VND (approximately USD 30) for several skewers.
Tropical Storm Wipha made landfall with intense winds, bringing widespread heavy rain to Thanh Hoa and Nghe An.
Ahead of Typhoon Wipha, a seafood restaurant owner uses industrial containers to block wind.
A young family missed the doomed Vinh Xanh 58 cruise by mere minutes after falling asleep - an accident that ended up saving their lives.
Facing severe weather, Ninh Binh locals load hundreds of beehives onto trucks bound for Dong Nai to protect their bees.
Rapid response teams saved all passengers after a suspension bridge failed in Dien Bien.
The central city’s international airport authority has introduced biometric technology on the VneID platform, Face ID, for all passengers with paperless aviation procedure.
Following the Prime Minister’s directive, Hanoi is planning to reduce gasoline and diesel-powered cars and motorbikes.
Vietnam's government will establish a National Housing Fund with a three-year plan to double its charter capital, targeting social housing development and rental access.
The National Traffic Safety Committee has called on provincial and municipal Traffic Safety Boards to review and strictly handle violations involving Jeep and UAZ vehicles that do not meet safety regulations or legal requirements.
In response to Typhoon Wipha, the Van Don international airport in the northern coastal province of Quang Ninh and the Cat Bi international airport in neighbouring Hai Phong city will be closed from 11 p.m. on July 21, to noon on July 22.
Vietnam Airlines has adjusted its flight schedules to ensure the safety of passengers and crew given the complicated developments of Typhoon Wipha, the third to hit the East Sea this year.
Typhoon Wipha is forecast to strike the Vietnamese coast with strong winds and torrential rain, especially in northern and central provinces.
As Wipha makes landfall, Hanoi could face wind gusts up to level 8 and flash floods due to heavy rainfall.
Ride-hailing drivers in HCM City face income, legal, and infrastructure challenges in EV transition.
Torrential rains from Storm No. 3 are expected to flood many Hanoi streets, with water levels surpassing half a meter in some districts.
Heavy downpours are forecast from the night of July 21 through the morning of July 22 as storm Wipha nears Vietnam’s northern coast.
Heavy rain and storm surges expected as Typhoon Wipha nears coast, posing flooding risks.
Tuyen Quang officials are investigating claims of aggressive pricing toward foreign visitors at Tham Ma Slope.
From July 2026, Hanoi will begin banning gas-powered motorbikes in central districts, raising questions about what happens to millions of vehicles.