11 Things That I’ll Do When Saigon Reopens, From Visiting The Book Street To Seeing A Play

To add fresh hope to my restrictive days, I've made a list of the 11 things that I'll do once restrictions are lifted and Saigon reopens.

The Haunting Of Building 727 Tran Hung Dao: Cursed 13th Floor & A Dead Person’s Return

This is the story of Building 727 Tran Hung Dao, one of Saigon's most haunted sites. Interestingly, it all started with the number 13.

A man is given a fine for breaking a Covid-19 curfew without a valid reason, and then inexplicably torches his own bike.

A group of campers was on a trekking trip while the Covid-19 outbreak hit in July, so they decided to stay in a forest to stay safe.

A woman shares pictures of her kids growing up with her dogs online, melting netizens' hearts and proving that you can care for both.

Several clinics in Saigon have offered home care services for Covid-19 patients. However, hospitalization is still crucial for serious cases.

To help bring vaccines to citizens, Vietnam has deployed specialized trucks capable of transforming into mobile medical centers.

Recently, a man in Danang is caught for riding around the streets. He admits that he panic buys drugs for the next 7 days of semi-lockdown.

To help buyers shop fast and safe, Hanoi vendors put up their phone numbers on the barricades and deliver products to the market entrances.

Born in poverty in Vietnam and losing her legs at 1 year old, Haven Shepherd was adopted by a US family and went on to become a Paralympian.