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Ca Mau removes bottlenecks to digital transformation
Ca Mau is clearing administrative bottlenecks through its "100-Day Peak Campaign," bringing digital public services straight to citizens' doorsteps. By streamlining procedures and synchronizing data, the province enhances administrative efficiency, boosts resident satisfaction, and lays a strong foundation for future economic growth.
Ca Mau removes bottlenecks to digital transformation
Society 02:06Ca Mau is clearing administrative bottlenecks through its "100-Day Peak Campaign," bringing digital public services straight to citizens' doorsteps. By streamlining procedures and synchronizing data, the province enhances administrative efficiency, boosts resident satisfaction, and lays a strong foundation for future economic growth.
Football connects Vietnam’s ethnic communities
Society 01:34The inaugural Vietnam Ethnic Minority Women’s Football VTV Cup got underway in Nghia Lo Ward, Lao Cai Province on 23 August. The tournament brings together 12 teams from nine localities across Vietnam. For the players, is more than a competition - it is also an opportunity to showcase their cultural traditions to audiences across the country.
Heavy rain hits northwest, central Vietnam
Society 00:35Overnight and early on 25 August, heavy rain moved into Nghe An, Ha Tinh and parts of northwestern Vietnam. Rainfall totals at many stations in Dien Bien, Son La, Nghe An and Ha Tinh ranged from 65 to 97 millimetres over the past nine hours.
Vietnam - U.S. cooperation in search for missing service members
Society 03:12More than half a century after the war, efforts to locate service members missing from both the Vietnamese and American sides continue. Drawing on archival records, eyewitness accounts, and advanced image-analysis technology, the two countries are now working together to identify locations linked to those missing in action and to locate and recover their remains.
Northern Vietnam prepares for Typhoon Narra
Society 02:06We have more updates on Typhoon Narra, which is now bringing widespread heavy rain and strong winds to northern Vietnam, triggering localised flooding and landslides in several areas. Authorities in Quang Ninh, Hai Phong and Thanh Hoa have stepped up response measures, including evacuating residents from high-risk areas to ensure their safety.
Tourism built around Hokkaido’s largest grape-growing region
Society 02:50Yoichi is Hokkaido’s largest grape-growing area and is also renowned for its wines. Here, grapes are increasingly becoming a tourism asset, helping this small agricultural town attract around one million visitors each year.
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