Landslide buries entire village in northern Vietnam
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First Vietnamese female biker conquers world's highest motorable pass
The pass is 5,883 meters above sea level
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Driver faces $1,600 fine for wrong-way driving on northern Vietnam expressway
She explained that she was unfamiliar with the road and mistakenly drove against traffic
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Driver faces $1,600 fine for wrong-way driving on northern Vietnam expressway
She explained that she was unfamiliar with the road and mistakenly drove against traffic
Traffic accident deaths in Vietnam decline over Tet’s first 6 days
This improvement coincides with the enforcement of Government Decree 168, which came into effect early this year
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Da Nang woman chases garbage truck to recover bag of diamond rings worth $39,900
Her daughter, who had just returned from overseas education, mistakenly threw a bag containing several diamond rings
Beatles' Grammy nod spotlights music industry's AI debates
News that The Beatles would release the song "Now and Then" with an AI assist triggered excitement for some fans but outrage among others
Vodafone makes world's first satellite video call using standard smartphone
The European mobile operator plans to roll out the technology for its users across Europe later this year and in 2026
3 major gateway hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City set to open this year
The hospitals include Thu Duc Regional General Hospital, Hoc Mon Regional General Hospital, and Cu Chi Regional General Hospital
Ho Chi Minh City metro runs more trips during Tet
There has been a significant increase in passenger numbers during recent days
IEA comes under pressure from former oil market chief to cut energy transition focus
The IEA is under fire from the administration of President Donald Trump for a shift in recent years toward a focus on clean energy policy
Tien Giang welcomes first int’l tourists of new lunar year
The tourists were from the UK, France, the U.S., and the Netherlands
