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Hon Thi Island is on the way to Nha Phu Lagoon for tourists who are visiting Nha Trang but if you bypass this little gem you are missing out.
Thousands of people flocked to HCM City's Suoi Tien park for the annual Southern Fruit Festival that opened yesterday.
Plans for legislative work during 2013 were on the agenda at a National
Assembly meeting in the capital city yesterday, as deputies discussed
which laws should be given priority for consideration.
An annual Indochina literary conference to be held in Viet Nam has attracted observers from three countries outside the region.
With terminal devices and service fee getting cheaper, the number of 3G subscribers in Vietnam has been increasing rapidly, according to the Telecommunication Department of the Ministry of Information and Communication.
For the last several years, authorities have failed to put an end to the illegal sand exploitation taking place along sections of the Saigon River near Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong and Tay Ninh Provinces.
A medical expert from the
US Center for Disease Control and Prevention will arrive in
Vietnam tomorrow to help discover the cause of a bizarre skin syndrome
that has killed 23 people in Quang Ngai Province.
VietNamNet Bridge – By 2015, HCM City will buy 1,680 new buses to replace outdated buses, at the total cost of nearly VND2 trillion or $100 million, according to the city’s plan on bus investment in 2012-2015.
A lot of people-founded secondary schools have been
established in Hanoi recently, which promise to provide high training quality to
students.
VietNamNet Bridge – The Ky Ha Fishing Port in the mountain district of Nui Thanh in Quang Nam province, central Vietnam is awakened at 4am when nearly a hundred of boats bring fish back to the port.
Economists have warned that the bad news about Vietnam’s economy and the big changes in the world market would be a big challenge for the Vietnamese banks, which plan to issue international bonds in 2012.
VietNamNet Bridge – Though nearly 30 people in this land die every year by HIV/AIDS, local people live spontaneously, paying no attention to this disease.
U.S. pop diva Madonna began her "MDNA Tour" in Israel's Tel Aviv on Thursday to promote her new album "MDNA" as well as peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
State urged to aid Song Da Group; State-owned enterprises in debt crisis; Credit institutions required to have five years of operation before merger; Philippines to import 100,000 tonnes of Vietnamese rice
VietNamNet Bridge - One day before the final exams, thousands of high-schools tudents flocked to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university, to pray for luck.
VietNamNet Bridge - Parks in Hanoi and HCM City are overcrowded on the International Children's Day (June 1) though it does not fall on weekend.
U.S. stocks ended a dreadful month on down note on Thursday, with major indexes suffering worst loss in about two years, amid gloomy U.S. economic data and endless European debt woes.
VietNamNet Bridge – As part of its efforts to crack down on harassment of tourists, the Viet Nam National Administration of Tourism has instructed travel firms to report all such instances.
Children’s best selling author to bring out new book; Third cartoons festival opens; Europe-Vietnam Documentary Film Festival in Danang, Hanoi
VietNamNet Bridge – In Cam Ranh bay, Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam’s largest grouper breeding area, Chinese not only purchase but also illegally raise lobsters and groupers, Saigon Tiep Thi reported.
VietNamNet Bridge – Walking along a beach sloping gently to the sea, I breathe the fresh air deep into my rib-cage as the sun slowly dips beyond the horizon. The smell of wind, sand, water and seafood contributes to an alluring sense of bliss.
VietNamNet Bridge – The administration of Boras City in Sweden would boost co-operation with Da Nang to help deal with environmental problems over the coming years, vice major of Boras Tom Andersson said during a visit here yesterday, May 31.
While foreign institutions have warned that Vietnam has slashed interest rates too sharply, Vietnamese economists believe that the interest rates should be eased further and immediately.
International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde said on Thursday that IMF was not planning any financial assistance to Spain.
Leader meets, lauds children in dire straits; Two more die of unknown skin disease in Quang Ngai; Laparoscopic surgery successfully completed; Businessperson gets life sentence for swindling $1 mil