Pink Eye Cases Surge in Asia Epidemic; What Exactly Is This Condition?

Medicine & Technology Oct 05, 2023

Hundreds of thousands in Vietnam, Pakistan, and India have gotten infected with the viral pink eye. Read to learn more.

Son Doong Cave Home to an Impressive Ecosystem With Dangerous Pathways, Own Weather System

Apr 06, 2023

A farmer from Vietnam stumbled upon a small entrance into the world's largest cave system with its own weather and amazing ecosystem. Check out this article to learn more about Son Doong Cave.

Asian Unicorn Now Critically Endangered; Hunt for Saolas Still on Progress to Prevent Extinction

Jan 10, 2022

Saola Foundation expanded their project to search and preserve the remaining population of the rare Asian unicorn before it gets extinct.

Undersea Robot Vehicles Used to Recover Remains of Air Force Navigator That's Been Missing Since 1967

Aug 02, 2021

Scientists recently discovered the remains of one of the two Air Force navigators that had been missing since 1967. The remains were retrieved through undersea robotic vehicles.

Local Vietnam Rice Genomes Can Withstand Extreme Weather Conditions

Jun 16, 2021

A new study by Earlham Institute and International Rice Research Institute confirmed that a local rice genome from Vietnam's agriculture can be an effective solution to greater food demand, and resist climate change.

This Third World Country Reports Zero Coronavirus Deaths and Mere Hundred Cases: What Can First World Countries Learn?

Apr 14, 2020

Vietnam is winning the game when it comes to situation control. As coronavirus takes over the world, the country seems to be handling the pandemic pretty well. The confirmed number of positive cases remain in its hundreds and deaths pertaining to COVID-19 nonexistent. Despite having a health care system that isn't at its best, and a low budget for fighting the virus, how does Vietnam do it? Click the link above to find out.

Sand Mining in the Mekong River Poses Danger for Its Riverbanks

Jan 16, 2020

A new study in the Mekong River shows that large-scale sand mining may eventually lead to collapse in the riverbanks endangering not only the ecosystem but the lives and livelihood of people around it.

African Swine Fever Hits Vietnamese Pig Farms

May 16, 2019

Vietnam has culled more than 1.2 million farmed pigs infected with ASF.

5 Asian Countries That Seriously Pollute Waterways

May 14, 2019

Asia creates tons of plastic waste, but some Asian companies are trying to make a difference.

New Curriculum in Vietnam Colleges to Include "Green Building Design"

Apr 26, 2019

Soon, there will be available well-rounded courses on green building construction for college students in Vietnam.

South African Court Favors Domestic Trade Of Rhino Horns

Apr 07, 2017

Poaching of rhino horns is expected to increase as a South African court said yes to its legalization.