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Party chief visits flood-affected residents
Amid severe flooding across central provinces, Party General Secretary To Lam visited Quang Dien Commune in Hue city on the morning of 2 November, one of the areas hardest hit by recent torrential rains.
Updates on flood situations, rescue and relief operations in Central Vietnam
Society 09:12The central region has been severely affected by heavy rains and flooding, resulting in significant loss of life and extensive damage to homes and property. Many roads and infrastructure facilities have been destroyed, severely disrupting local production, business activities, and daily life.
UAE emerges as global innovation hub
Society 03:00For decades, the economy of the United Arab Emirates was largely synonymous with oil. However, with a forward-looking vision, the country has strategically positioned itself to become a global leader in science, technology, and innovation.
A new step in administrative reform
Society 03:04On 15 October, the Government issued Resolution No. 332, allowing commune-level People’s Committees to decide the number of deputy heads for each department or administrative centre - provided the total does not exceed the authorised limit. Across the country, localities are reviewing and restructuring their personnel under this new policy, aiming for a leaner, more professional, and more citizen-oriented administration.
Updates on flood situations and recovery efforts in Central Vietnam
Society 09:01Floods in Central Vietnam remain complex and unpredictable, with a high possibility of prolongation. A new tropical storm is forecast to enter the East Sea on 5 November, directly affecting areas from Da Nang to Khanh Hoa.
Party chief visits flood-affected residents
Society 01:08Amid severe flooding across central provinces, Party General Secretary To Lam visited Quang Dien Commune in Hue city on the morning of 2 November, one of the areas hardest hit by recent torrential rains.
Laos’ That Luang Festival kicks off
Society 01:25The That Luang Festival, Laos' most significant religious and cultural celebration, officially began on 1 November at That Luang Square, Vientiane's most iconic landmark. This year, the five-day festival welcomes thousands of monks, pilgrims, and visitors from across the country and around the world.
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