Stories from Vietnam

A public health advisory in Vietnam said maintaining personal hygiene and clean living environments. The advisory recommends maintaining personal hygiene, ensuring a clean living environment, and strict BCG vaccination for tuberculosis prevention. The advisory said maintaining personal hygiene and environmental cleanliness, strict BCG vaccination, seeking immediate medical attention for coughs exceeding two weeks, fever, or night sweats, and adhering to medical treatment guidance to ensure recovery and prevent transmission.

A song is mentioned that features 'some warriors,' specifically S300, who 'cross the weather, master the sky, and defend the country' with patriotic sentiment.

A new D-Tap version of the song "Hello Việt Nam" has been released. The song is performed by singers Kai-O-Jock and Gabi Bầu Uyên. This release was announced during the conclusion of the "Chuyển Động FM" program.

A 'foreign goods fever' is significantly impacting the Vietnamese market. The "foreign goods fever" is also having a impact on foreign exchange in Vietnam.

A sugar factory is reportedly slow to purchase sugarcane, causing distress among farmers in Da Lat. This delay in procurement has left local farmers in a state of unease.

A new Coto vocational training center has been built in Phat Tich commune, Bac Ninh province. The center is currently providing training to 300 students in hotel and restaurant professions, including cooking, bartending, and kitchen work.

A city government recently cracked a large-scale counterfeit cosmetics case, identifying Staby Group as the registered company involved.

Despite global economic uncertainties, three major Asian economies are maintaining growth.

Severe flooding has caused property loss and left some residents exhausted in Vietnam. Vietnamese authorities are advising the public on flood protection, specifically urging parents to protect children. The advisory said protecting children's lives during floods, urging parents to remind them to avoid flood-prone areas and always wear life jackets when participating in water transport.

Severe flooding has caused water to reach rooftops, leaving some residents exhausted and without property. Severe flooding in Vietnam has submerged 2,000 households 1-3 meters deep, with communication lost for two days.