Dang Khoa

As the Covid-19 outbreak continues unabated, Saigonese are stocking up on medicines and medical devices, and learning how to cope in case they are infected.

Vogue Australia recently listed Lam Gia Khang as one of the eight emerging international talents to watch out for in the field of fashion.

Changing their lifestyles and taking up new habits, people are doing whatever it takes to adapt to the lack of social life amid Covid-19 lockdowns.

Besides fears of Covid infection and difficulty buying groceries and food, people living in locked-down areas in HCMC also feel besieged not knowing when the barricades will go.

Rapper Phao has released a mixtape titled ‘Make It Hot,’ a remake of her hit '2 Phut Hon', featuring American rapper Tyga.

Loss of livelihoods and fears of contracting Covid-19 are causing people to leave HCMC for their hometowns as it grapples with its worst outbreak yet.

While the Covid-19 pandemic is returning with a vengeance, many people have registered for the vaccination, which is however nowhere in sight.

Regardless of where they are from, foreigners in Saigon are extending a helping hand to each other and even locals to help cope with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Delivery workers are playing a key role in keeping Saigonese fed amid the social distancing, but they are wary of infection in what is now the country’s Covid-19 hub.

Expats in HCMC are worried for their second home and hope it will successfully contain the Covid-19 outbreak soon.

Artists too are feeling the economic pinch, and singers have been releasing new music videos made at a fraction of the usual cost.

HCMC residents have had their lives thrown into disarray after the city turned into the nation’s Covid-19 epicenter and the number of cases approached 10,000.

A concert featuring women artists from Vietnam, France, Germany, and Ghana will be hosted online by the Goethe Institute in Hanoi on July 17.

Award-winning Vietnamese film 'Rom' is set to hit cinemas in Japan this Friday, according to Tran Thanh Huy, its director.

Severe weather in the U.S.’s Pacific Northwest, where air conditioners are unpopular, has made the summer a tough one for Vietnamese-Americans.