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VietNamNet Bridge - Roger Yuan, an American director and actor in action movies, has been in Vietnam to play in a new movie by Dustin Nguyen – “Buddha Fire”.
In the same public hospital but there are two completely opposing world for wealthy and poor patients. It should be noted that many public hospitals use public resources in private services to increase revenue.
VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnam Bear Rescue Center is facing the risk of closure and 104 bears may have to be relocated.
Updated information about cultural events in big cities of Vietnam.
VietNamNet Bridge – The quality of vocational trainings in Vietnam is the lowest among regional countries and has yet to meet the market’s demand, an official said at a seminar on Wednesday.
VietNamNet Bridge – The Government has launched a new decree aimed at scuppering the spam messages which are becoming a blight on our daily lives.
VietNamNet Bridge – The young always want to express and show themselves off, but when they try to prove their personality by odd hobbies, then perhaps it's time for young people to look back.
Tran Thu Tham and her classmates received this gratuitous advice often while investigating public buildings and other facilities and services to compile a brochure on accessibility for people using wheelchairs.
Shares have become cheaper than ever after continual sharp falls. About 200 shares have always been traded at the prices lower than 5000 dong.
VietNamNet Bridge – The Health Ministry's Department of Maternal and Child Health has requested obstetric clinics throughout Viet Nam not to use prostaglandin (E1), a labour inducing medicine, to avoid obstetric complications.
VietNamNet Bridge – No mobile virtual network has started its service in Vietnam, even although the first network of this kind was licensed three years ago.
Millions of girls worldwide are condemned to lives of hardship because they don't go to school, an education gap that entrenches broader extreme poverty, a new report said.
VietNamNet Bridge – Japan’s leading comedian Utazo Katsura will perform for free in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in late October.
VietNamNet Bridge - Until now, Do Minh Tam could not remember that horrific accident. From a young, tall, healthy man with many dreams and aspirations, suddenly Tam became disabled.
Dak Lak Province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam is called the “capital” of Vietnamese coffee because there are boundless green coffee fields on the local basaltic hills which are always full of wind and sunshine.
VietNamNet Bridge - Professional pet raisers state that Saigon has all kinds of pets that the world has, though the price for a special pet may reach several tens of thousands of US dollars.
Not only small and unprofitable businesses, but big and healthy enterprises have also run away from the stock market, which is considered an effective long term capital mobilization channel.
VietNamNet Bridge – Literature lovers in the capital city will get the chance to meet award-winning Italian novelist Gianrico Carofiglio, whose latest thriller has been translated into Vietnamese.
Prices stir sugar industry; Steel import tax rise to help local producers; Wood products company enjoys higher profits; Vinacomin targets coal sales of 40 million tonnes
VietNamNet Bridge – Cyclos have become not only an inextricable part of Hanoi’s culture but also one of its “tourist attractions” for foreign visitors to the city.
VietNamNet Bridge – Hundreds of people living in a residential block in Ha Noi's Tan Mai Ward are fearing for their safety as the 28-year-old building is seriously leaning and facing collapse.
VietNamNet Bridge – The central city of Da Nang has adjusted its master urban plan by calling for building of metro routes and more new bridges and roads, as well as upgrades to airports and seaports.
Experts believe that McDonald’s, though being a global well-known brand, will still face a lot of big changes in the Vietnamese market.
VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's first machine for identifying national sovereignty violations has been successfully manufactured.
VietNamNet Bridge – The stunning and emotional works of 200 photographers are currently on display at the HCMC Fine Arts Museum group exhibition until October 17.