Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

The market for family care services connecting with doctors is rapidly growing.

Luxury group Kering is integrating sustainability into its entire value chain, guided by Fangsua-Urbino. The company is committed to using responsible materials and developing tools to measure environmental impact.

The 'silver economy' encompasses goods and services for individuals aged 50 and over, including healthcare, consumption, tourism, entertainment, technology, housing, and financial services. This economic sector is in many countries.

Young Vietnamese designers are increasingly interested in sustainable fashion and green consumption. The broadcast discussed how these young individuals are drawn to independent living and how this influences their choices. Many young individuals prefer living alone, contributing to this shift in lifestyle and consumer choices. The shift is driven by a desire to align personal values with consumption habits. This movement is gaining momentum as a cultural development. The sacrifices of women, both those in combat and those supporting from home, were said as particularly poignant. Young people in Vietnam are increasingly choosing to live independently and are hesitant to marry due to the high divorce rate and financial concerns. Performers face challenges when presenting sensitive topics like war, requiring careful consideration of historical context and emotional impact.

The second-hand clothing market is experiencing strong growth globally, with Vietnam's youth and fashion industry actively participating. This trend contributes to building a sustainable fashion industry in Vietnam.

A unique fortress in Vietnam is described as a strategically and difficult-to-attack location, capable of defending against a hundred attackers with minimal personnel.

Vietnam is implementing stricter controls on outdated and polluting technologies starting April 1, 2026. This initiative, part of the 'Make in Vietnam' campaign, aims to solidify the country's technological standing.

The Vietnam General Confederation of Labour is urging its members to focus on increasing labor productivity and achieving double-digit growth.

Vietnam has postponed its global health summit, originally scheduled for 2026. According to Chinese traditional medicine experience, it is said to strongly enhance vitality, replenish the body, and strengthen bones. The product, named 'Vien Hoan Sam Tang Cuong Sinh Luc Duong Sam Linh Dan', is a result of research and development by Thai Minh Pharmaceutical. A Vietnamese radio program discussed the promotion of ginseng products, mentioning the scent of ginseng and traffic conditions on the Long Thanh-Ho Chi Minh City expressway. Vietnamese researchers have successfully processed red ginseng, and Lai Chau Province is expanding its cultivation efforts. Vietnam has announced 40 new OCOP products, including those related to ginseng.

The ongoing conflict in Vietnam has resulted in 2,618 deaths and 8,094 injuries. Despite the ongoing fighting, residents are returning to their homes in the southern regions after being displaced for weeks. Over 1.2 million people have been displaced nationwide. According to directives from the Ministry of Health, the number of accident-related deaths, medical treatments, hospitalizations, and fatalities from traffic accidents remains stable with no sudden changes. Hospitals are maintaining regular emergency services for patients. The Ministry of Health stated that criminal justice management in the medical field is effective until May 15th. New regulations also apply to the use of images, decorations, names, text, and works by entities, medical institutions, doctors, pharmacists, and personnel. According to statistics, over 2,000 children die from drowning in Vietnam each year.