Gia Lai collects 279 units of blood in voluntary donation drive

(GLO) – Vietnam will implement a unified national textbook set starting in the 2026–2027 academic year and provide free textbooks to all students from 2030, according to Resolution No. 71/NQ-TW issued by the Politburo.

(GLO) – More than 535 infrastructure projects worth over VND 1,200 billion (USD 49 million) have been completed in Vietnam’s ethnic minority and mountainous areas between 2021 and 2025, significantly improving livelihoods, boosting agricultural production, and reducing poverty, officials said.

(GLO) – From leading free literacy classes to planting trees and donating blood, female teachers in Gia Lai province are making remarkable contributions to their communities while balancing demanding teaching schedules.

The conference served not only as a platform for young scientists to share experiences and debate research challenges, but also as an opportunity to access information from domestic and international funding agencies through dedicated sessions.

(GLO) – Authorities across several Vietnamese localities are expanding the use of surveillance cameras to curb illegal waste dumping, a move that has significantly improved environmental conditions and raised public awareness of urban cleanliness.

While many her age choose tai chi or dance, Ma Thi Bac, 72, heads to the gym daily, lifting 10kg weights with the finesse of a professional athlete.

(GLO) – Forest rangers and local residents in Gia Lai province are working together to dismantle animal traps, curb illegal hunting, and safeguard more than 25,490 hectares of protection and production forests.

(GLO) – Authorities have intensified inspections of businesses around schools at the start of the 2025 - 2026 academic year to ensure student safety and curb the sale of unsafe goods, providing reassurance for parents.

(GLO) – Authorities across Vietnam are urging parents to register permanent residence for their children, warning that delays could hinder access to education, healthcare, and state benefits.

(GLO) – Nearly 600 gift packages, scholarships, and bicycles were presented to residents and students in Binh Phu Commune, Gia Lai Province, during a charity program on September 20.

(GLO) – Thousands of new jobs are opening across Vietnam’s industrial zones as companies rush to recruit workers ahead of year-end production deadlines, with salaries and benefits on the rise to attract applicants.

(GLO) – Traffic police in Gia Lai province arranged emergency transport for a struggling family traveling by motorbike to Ho Chi Minh City for urgent medical treatment.

(GLO) – Every Thursday morning, Nguyen Viet Tai, Secretary of the Youth Union at Ya Ly High School in Ia Ly commune, personally cooks breakfast for students from disadvantaged backgrounds as part of a program he launched at the start of the 2023-2024 academic year.

(GLO) – From the very beginning of the academic year, educational institutions across Gia Lai province have placed a strong emphasis on promoting traffic laws and safe commuting skills. 

(GLO) – For 15 years, nuns of the Lovers of the Holy Cross of Thu Duc Congregation at the Nhật Hồng Center for the visually impaired have nurtured visually impaired children from Gia Lai Province, helping them overcome hardship, pursue education, and build meaningful careers.

(GLO) – More than 100 delegates from 13 countries gathered in Quy Nhon on Wednesday for the opening of the 3rd international conference on nano life sciences (NanoBioCoM2025), underscoring Vietnam’s growing role in global nano-biotechnology and biophysics research.

(GLO) – More than 500 disadvantaged residents in Cat Tien commune, southern Vietnam, were given free medical check-ups, treatment, and essential supplies on September 13, in a humanitarian initiative led by the North-Central-South volunteer pharmacists, dentists and doctors club.

(GLO) – As concerns over school violence, drowning, and accidents grow, parents in Vietnam are increasingly enrolling their children in life skills classes to prepare them for unexpected situations.

(GLO) – The Gia Lai provincial Red Cross Society in Vietnam and Professor Michio Umegaki of Japan’s Keio University have signed an agreement to launch the fifth phase of a community-based program supporting children with disabilities caused by Agent Orange.

(GLO) – Students from FPT University’s Quy Nhon campus are transforming classroom projects into real-world startups, with ventures ranging from handmade photo frames to recycled fashion products.

(GLO) – Le Thai Minh Hieu, a physician from Binh Dinh Ward, Gia Lai Province, has won second prize at the Global Ortho-K Myopia Control Conference (GOMCC) 2025 for his project “Artificial intelligence model for grading pathological myopia and detecting lesions on color fundus images.”

(GLO) – Authorities, charities and benefactors in Vietnam’s Central Highlands have launched programs to help disadvantaged students return to school as the 2025-2026 academic year begins.

(GLO) – The Gia Lai provincial Youth Union has unveiled plans for the 2025 “Gia Lai Youth Innovative Startup” competition, inviting young people across the province to showcase entrepreneurial projects and innovative ideas.

(GLO) – Two Jrai siblings from Gia Lai province have submitted voluntary applications to serve in Vietnam’s People’s public security forces beginning in 2026, according to local authorities.