Overload

City intends to ease hospital overload

HCM CITY — HCM City targeted to alleviate the overload on its hospitals in 3 years, Individuals Committee vice chairman Hua Ngoc Thuan has stated.Speaking inside a recent public forum, he stated eight hospitals which were likely to open by 2015 is needed lessen the load by as much as 75 percent.They're planned to become built close to the city's four major entry ways and also have around 5,000 beds totally.Despite hr training and purchase of facilities and equipment since this past year, the town, the

Top ten noteworthy health issues in 2011 - P1

Tuoitrenews has looked back at a number of issues and events that can be seen as the most remarkable in the health sector during the past 12 months

Health minister chairs online talks with citizens

Health Minister Nguyen Thi Kim Tien and officials of relevant departments chaired an online talk via the government website to answer the public’s queries on Jan. 7.

Many hospital projects in HCMC still inactive

HCMC – The health sector of HCMC still fails to answer a critical question when overload at hospitals could be reduced as many hospital projects still remain on paper, according to a Q&A session at the city’s People’s Council meeting.

From Environment

Nutrious milk smugglers confiscated

THUA THIEN – HUE – Hue City's police turned away a smuggling ring and confiscated 10,000 US's Abbott milk-cans with labels transformed, the town investigative police confirmed with Viet Nam News today.Ton Nu Cam Dung was altering labels of Abbot's Ensure milk at her house with an Cuu Ward's Phan Chu Trinh Street. A lot more than 5,000 cans with yellow labels, 1,600 with blue labels and 500 without label were grabbed.Law enforcement also discovered 50 boxes of milk-cans that contains cans with changed

No funds to evacuate landslide areas

HCM CITY — The dearth of enormous sums of cash to maneuver citizens from landslide – and natural disaster-prone areas causes it to be hard for local government bodies to satisfy the Government's target.Families residing in 100s of landslide-prone areas and 60 river valleys threatened by surges were set to become gone to live in safe areas and assisted with moving, based on the Secretary of state for Agriculture and Rural Development.Pham Khanh Ly, deputy director from the ministry's Department of