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Ca Mau sends more remains samples for identification
Society 14:50 05/10/2026Vietnam’s Ministry of National Defence has operated a specialised military flight on the morning of 5 October to transport nearly 1,800 remains samples of fallen soldiers from Ca Mau province to the Military Institute of Forensic Medicine in Hanoi for identification.
A TikToker gives a voice to small street vendors
Society 13:17 25/09/2026In Ca Mau, located in the southernmost part of Vietnam in the Mekong Delta region, a young Vietnamese creator is demonstrating how digital platforms can transform daily livelihoods. Equipped solely with a smartphone, this content creator assists traditional street vendors in reaching broader audiences, turning online visibility into tangible economic opportunities.
Ca Mau speeds up key transport projects
Society 07:17 23/09/2026Ca Mau - Dat Mui Expressway, the road to Hon Khoai Island and the Hon Khoai dual-use seaport are key transport projects in Vietnam’s southernmost province. They are expected to create new opportunities for development. After more than one year of construction, thousands of engineers and workers, with the help of modern equipment, are working at the sites to keep the projects on schedule.
Vietnam intensifies fight against IUU fishing
Society 18:16 17/09/2026Lifting the EC’s "yellow card" is vital for a sustainable, transparent, and responsible Vietnamese fishing sector. Joint efforts to tackle IUU fishing are driving clear progress towards removing the warning later this year.
Ca Mau’s southern tip - from the flag to memory
Culture 13:47 03/09/2026As Vietnam comes alive with celebrations, at the country’s southernmost point, amid the mangrove forests and waters of Ca Mau, a familiar symbol from the capital stands proudly - the Hanoi Flag Tower. More than an architectural landmark, it evokes Vietnam’s history, unity, and shared sense of national pride.
Resettlement for those in erosion-prone areas
Society 17:19 17/07/2026Every rainy season, riverbank erosion becomes a major concern for many families in the Mekong Delta. However, not every erosion site can be protected by engineering projects. For many people, the most important thing now is no longer saving the land that has been worn away by nature, but finding a safe place to rebuild their lives.
Joining together to end temporary housing
Society 22:55 12/07/2026With the determination to complete more than 1,000 houses for low-income families in the third quarter of 2026, local authorities across Cà Mau Province are accelerating implementation. Alongside government funding, officials, mass organisations, youth volunteers, and local militia members are contributing labour to help speed up construction, bringing safe and permanent homes to disadvantaged families.
Cà Mau supports housing for families in need
Society 21:42 01/07/2026Solid houses do more than protect people from the sun and rain. They also allow local residents to work with peace of mind, develop their livelihoods, and improve their lives. This year, Cà Mau Province is continuing to support the construction and renovation of more than 1,000 houses for families in need of housing assistance.
Rainy Season Eel Traps | Vibes of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 15:43 10/06/2026For generations, eel trapping has been part of life in the Mekong Delta, shaped by experience, patience, and a close connection with nature. As times change, this traditional craft continues to tell the story of the people, knowledge, and values passed down through the generations.
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