Ministry of public security

On January 20, Hanoi’s police also held a conference to discuss plans to ensure security and order during the 13th National Party Congress, which will start next week. Addressing the conference, Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Chu Ngoc Anh asked the police force to strictly implement directions from the Party Central Committee, the Government, the Ministry of Public Security, and the sub-committee for ensuring security, order,and safety for the congress. He suggested Hanoi police further intensify inspections and urge those on duty to fully perform their tasks. … [Read more...] about Final preparations for the 13th National Party Congress

Reports from the Department of Cybersecurity and Hi-tech Crime Prevention display that there is an abnormal rise in both the frequency, scale, and quantity of cyber attacks towards Vietnam, especially on head offices of the Government, key corporations and financial institutes. … [Read more...] about Vietnam to tighten cybersecurity during National Party Congress

The country is switching to exporting more fragrant and high-quality rice at a higher price and added value. Furthermore, local rice farmers and traders have paid much attention to improving the quality of rice, origin traceability as well as adopted measures to meet the requirements of demanding markets such as the European Union, South Korea and the United States. … [Read more...] about Over 200 traders licensed to export rice

Border guards work tirelessly to prevent illegal immigration As illegal entry and exit is a threat to the prevention and control of the COVID-19 pandemic, border soldiers across the country are making efforts to prevent illegal entrance, especially before the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday. … [Read more...] about Vietnam to tighten border controls to prevent spread of COVID-19

In 2004-5, when the H5 bird flu strains were spreading across Asia, Chinese laboratories produced several unauthorised live bird flu vaccines, said Mo Salman, a professor of veterinary medicine at Colorado State University, who has worked on animal health in Asia, raising fears that they could produce dangerous new variants. … [Read more...] about New China swine fever strains point to unlicensed vaccines