On November 2, the Search and Recovery Team for Fallen Soldiers’ Remains under the Da Nang City Military Command, in coordination with the Que Son Commune Military Command, conducted a search and recovered five sets of martyrs’ remains at the Ba Hoi shelter in Thuan Long Village, Que Son Commune, Da Nang City, along with numerous personal effects to support efforts to identify the fallen soldiers.

Viet Nam News Today (Nov. 5): Viet Nam, EU shape future of green economy, new value chains; Vietnamese localities strengthen investment links with Korean businesses; Viet Nam’s 10-month FDI inflows reach over US$54 billion; Hanoi, HCM City lead in 10-month public investment disbursement.

Viet Nam News Today (Nov. 2): US Coast Guard cutter visits Ho Chi Minh City; Mexican media shows interest in Vietnam’s development path; Strengthening Viet Nam–RoK Friendship through a cultural and arts exchange program in Ninh Binh; Vietnam’s trade surpasses US$1 trillion as domestic value-added challenge persists.

The Vinh Long Border Guard Command said on October 2 that the Giao Long Port Border Guard Station had promptly provided first aid to a crew member who suffered an accident while working at sea and safely brought him ashore for emergency medical treatment.

On October 2 in Hanoi, the 2026 Viet Nam Maritime Forum focused on ways to transform international resources, knowledge and experience into domestic capacity, thereby contributing to the goal of building Viet Nam into a strong maritime nation and enhancing its contribution to peace, cooperation and sustainable development in the region and the world.

860 children joined the "Mid-Autumn Festival Night in the Border Region" amid the sound of lion drums, colorful lanterns and meaningful gifts on September 17, at the border commune of Phong Tho, Lai Chau province. From border areas to localities across the country, this year's Mid-Autumn Festival has continued to bring care and support to children facing difficult circumstances.

The assistance followed a visit by World Vision’s senior leadership team to affected communities in late September to learn about the challenges facing families recovering from the floods and landslides of July 2026.

The “Not Alone” campaign was initiated by the Digital Trust Alliance (DTA), under the patronage of the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Education and Training, the Ministry of Health, and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It also receives support from international organisations, including the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and is implemented in coordination with the Department of Cybersecurity, the National Cybersecurity Association, and various agencies, organisations and businesses.

Earlier this September, 20 women from four women-led cooperative groups in Tam Giang Commune, Ca Mau Province, joined training on business planning and financial management to strengthen their livelihood models and improve their sustainability.