Society

20/09/2021

Vietnamese children enjoy special mid-Autumn Festival

(VOVWORLD) - This year, Vietnamese children will celebrate a special mid-Autumn Festival because of the COVID-19 epidemic. There will be no large gatherings to attend banquets, lantern processions, or art performances. Every community and family is expected to conduct its celebration in a way that complies with epidemic regulations.

Vietnamese children enjoy special mid-Autumn Festival
13/09/2021

Mutual assistance during pandemic in Son La

(VOVWORLD) - During the ongoing fight against the coronavirus pandemic, many individuals and businesses in Son La province have donated food to people on duty at COVID-19 checkpoints and in quarantine areas. Border hamlets have set up quarantine tents to receive citizens returning from epidemic hotspots. Everyone wants to contribute something to the national epidemic effort.

Mutual assistance during pandemic in Son La
06/09/2021

Soldiers give HCMC residents greater confidence in pandemic fight

(VOVWORLD) - Thousands of military personnel have been deployed to support the COVID-19 fight in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s biggest epidemic hotspot. The armed forces are protecting the lives of local residents and their dedication is making people feel more secure and confident of defeating the pandemic.

Soldiers give HCMC residents greater confidence in pandemic fight
02/09/2021

National Day, a sacred festival of Vietnamese people

(VOVWORLD) - On September 2, 1945, President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence to announce to all Vietnamese people and the world a free, independent Vietnam. 76 years have passed and the emotions of that National Day have been passed from generation to generation as an endless source of inspiration.

National Day, a sacred festival of Vietnamese people
30/08/2021

Community COVID-19 teams helpful in Son La’s mountain hamlets

(VOVWORLD) - Rain or shine, day or night, community-based teams for COVID-19 response in the mountain district of Moc Chau, Son La province, are conscientiously monitoring travel in and out and keeping locals informed of current epidemic regulations and preventive measures. They have proved a truly helpful force in pandemic prevention and control in Son La.

Community COVID-19 teams helpful in Son La’s mountain hamlets
09/08/2021

No AO victims to be left behind during pandemic

(VOVWORLD) - The COVID-19 epidemic has made the lives of Agent Orange/dioxin victims and their families even harder. Recognizing their plight, social organizations, particularly the Association of Agent Orange/dioxin Victims have worked hard to ease their burden.

No AO victims to be left behind during pandemic