Check out the latest news in Vietnam today:

Society

-- The project management board 85 under the Ministry of Transport on Monday held a ground-breaking ceremony for the Dai Ngai 1 bridge project spanning Tra Vinh and Soc Trang Provinces in southern Vietnam and two approach roads to the bridge. The bridge, when in place in 2028, will be the second-largest cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam.

-- Police in Hoa Binh Province, located in northern Vietnam, are investigating a case in which the body of a man was found inside a car spotted in the Hoa Binh hydropower reservoir, officers said on Monday.

-- Twenty-one wild boars were found dead in the Pu Mat National Park in north-central Nghe An Province with the cause of their death remaining unknown, director of the national park Le Anh Tuan said on Monday.

-- Vietnam Air Traffic Management Corporation reported that it had operated nearly 12 million flights safely, generated revenue of over VND75 trillion (US$3 billion), and submitted more than VND36 trillion ($1.4 billion) in taxes to the state budget at an event last weekend to mark 30 years of taking charge of the Ho Chi Minh City flight information region.

-- Police in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak have arrested 122 people in 40 deforestation cases over the past two years, a local official reported on Monday.

Business

-- Aeon Mall Vietnam Co. Ltd., an arm of Japanese retailer Aeon, on Monday started construction on its shopping mall in Thanh Hoa Province, north-central Vietnam. Upon completion, the mall will be the eighth Aeon Mall in Vietnam.

World News

-- “South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been banned from leaving the country over a failed attempt at imposing martial law, amid growing calls for him to step down and a deepening leadership crisis," Reuters reported, citing a justice ministry official on Monday.

-- “A volcano erupted in the central Philippines on Monday, sending a huge ash column high into the sky as the government ordered the evacuation of surrounding villages,” according to AFP.

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