Stories from Ho Chi Minh City · Vietnam

A broadcast reported that Sunday's television audience reached 617, which was described as a "top jump" and a rare occurrence. The Sunday TV audience reached 611 viewers 30 seconds after being at 608, then further increased to 617.

A health product is described as containing plant cellulose, a substance from the head and neck, biogel, glycerin, D3, and some B vitamins.

Traffic is reported to be very crowded on Le Van Thu towards National Road 1A in Ho Chi Minh City.

A listener reported a 1-kilometer stretch of highway from Wa Wan towards the 80 km mark is experiencing 'long-term parking' due to traffic lights, indicating severe standstill congestion.

A recent food trend involving crab milk tea has been observed in recent years.

A community initiative aims to create a place of continuous growth, love, and warmth for children, starting by assisting difficult situations.

Trung Thang Cong, Vice President of the Food Safety Administration, clarified requirements regarding nutrition information for products sold directly to consumers.

Ho Chi Minh City's government held a dialogue with businesses to cancel regulations in the food safety sector. The Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Home Affairs stated that 23 out of 54 districts and cities, representing 32% of the total, have submitted applications to establish city-level administrative agencies. The Department is now collaborating with relevant departments to evaluate these applications. Ho Chi Minh City's Interior Department is evaluating applications from 23 out of 54 districts, representing 32% of all administrative units, which have self-assessed their status and applied to become city-level administrative units. A system designed to support women and children experiencing violence or psychological harm, initially launched by Hong Qi Hospital, has expanded to other hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City.

Singer Trang Phap received a warm welcome from hundreds of local fans at an airport.

An art competition in Vietnam is open to citizens aged 16 to 35 for 2026. Registration is available online from May 4th to June 20th, requiring participants to self-record at least two melodies.