Traffic police help struggling family reach Ho Chi Minh City for medical treatment

In the remote highlands of Gia Lai, women’s unions across Lơ Pang and Kon Chiêng communes are transforming community spirit into practical action, helping members overcome hardship through innovative self-help initiatives such as “charity rice granaries” and “labor exchange for fundraising”.

The Gia Lai campus of Ho Chi Minh City University of Education officially welcomed 191 new students enrolled in its 2025-2026 work-study training programs, marking a milestone in the university’s regional development and commitment to teacher education.

A thick blanket of fog rolled over the coastal city of Quy Nhon on the morning of November 3, transforming seaside streets into a mystical, dreamlike scene.

Residents of Gia Lai province in Vietnam’s Central Highlands have come together to wrap and cook bánh tét (traditional sticky rice cakes) to support communities hit by recent floods in central Vietnam.

As severe floods devastate central Vietnam, a group of women from Nhơn Châu Island have worked through the night to prepare hundreds of packages of braised fish for flood victims on the mainland, a quiet yet powerful gesture of solidarity from the remote island community.

The Gia Lai provincial People’s Committee and Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HCMUT) signed a five-year strategic cooperation agreement onTuesday to strengthen collaboration in human resource training, scientific research, technology transfer, innovation, and digital transformation.

Cargill Vietnam Co., Ltd. inaugurated and handed over the new Yăng Village School site, a branch of Ia Phí Primary School in Ia Phí commune, Gia Lai province, as part of the company’s 30th anniversary celebration in Vietnam.

With nearly 15% of Vietnam’s population suffering from common mental disorders, mental health care is becoming an urgent public health priority. Experts warn that depression, anxiety, and stress are now among the most prevalent conditions, affecting millions nationwide.

Two traffic police officers in Gia Lai province used a specialized patrol vehicle to escort a pregnant woman in distress to the hospital, ensuring both mother and baby received timely medical care.

The Gia Lai Department of Health has issued new directives to strengthen oversight of humanitarian medical examination and treatment activities, emphasizing that only licensed medical facilities and practitioners may conduct such programs.

Doctors at Gia Lai General Hospital saved the life of a 61-year-old man suffering from acute myocardial infarction despite his expired health insurance and inability to pay medical fees.

As one of the first Jarai youths trained at a teachers’ college after national liberation, Ksor Chuel spent more than 30 years teaching thousands of students across villages.

Thousands of women across Gia Lai province are transforming their lives and local economies through the “Supporting women’s startups for the 2017–2025 period” (Project 939), a government-backed initiative aimed at enhancing women’s knowledge, entrepreneurship, and financial independence.

Quy Nhon University held a working session on Monday with Mr. Terado Hirotsugu, Consul in charge of economic and cultural affairs at the Consulate General of Japan in Da Nang, to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation in education, research, and cultural exchange.

In the mountainous city of Gia Lai, a growing number of young people are embracing a “slow living” lifestyle known locally as the “Chill Guys” trend, a movement emphasizing relaxation, mindfulness, and self-care amid the pressures of modern life.

The Sê San River, winding through Vietnam’s borderlands, is emerging as both a source of livelihood and a symbol of resilience and sustainable growth for communities along its banks. 

The Gia Lai provincial voluntary blood donation steering board, in cooperation with the People’s Committees of An Khe and An Binh wards and Cuu An commune, collected 169 safe units of blood during the 2025 voluntary blood donation festival on Thursday.

As Vietnamese Women’s Day (October 20) approaches, Ngã Ba Đường coffee shop in Pleiku has turned into a vibrant creative hub, drawing scores of young people eager to craft handmade bracelets as gifts for women in their lives.

In response to an appeal from the Gia Lai provincial Red Cross Society, a wave of humanitarian support has surged across the province as individuals, volunteer groups, and local organizations mobilize to assist storm-and flood-stricken communities in northern and central Vietnam.

The team from Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted in Gia Lai province claimed the championship title of the 2025 Trường Teen competition on October 12, triumphing over Le Hong Phong High School for the Gifted from Ho Chi Minh City in a tense and intellectually charged final round.

Over the past nine years, the Giot Hong Lam humanitarian blood donation club in Gia Lai Province has become a vital force in promoting voluntary blood donation and community service across Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

The sound of lion dance drums and laughter filled the SOS Children's Villages in Pleiku and Quy Nhon this October, as children, caregivers, and benefactors gathered under the full Mid-Autumn moon to celebrate a festival of love, unity, and hope.

Grassroots police officers in Vietnam’s Central Highlands province of Gia Lai are learning ethnic minority languages to better connect with local communities, enhance public trust, and maintain security in remote villages.

Professor Serge Haroche, the 2012 Nobel Prize laureate in Physics, arrived in Quy Nhon, Gia Lai Province, on Sunday to attend the international conference “100 Years of Quantum Physics.”