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Viet Nam lose in junior Davis and Fed cups

 Viet Nam lost 2-1 to Pacific Oceania in the semi-finals of the Junior Davis Cup on Friday in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Thi wins Binh Duong cycling tourney

 Nguyễn Thị Thi won the International Women’s Cycling Bình Dương Television Tournament which finished on Friday in Bình Dương City.

Ngoan, Anh fight in Karate 1 event

 Nguyễn Thị Ngoan and Nguyễn Thị Hồng Anh represent Việt Nam at the Karate 1 - Premier League Rotterdam 2018 on March 16-18 in the Netherlands.

VN fall in FIFA rankings, still top ASEAN

 Despite dropping one spot in the world rankings, Viet Nam are still the Southeast Asia’s top football team.

Community football joins Common Goal

 Football for All in VN (FFAV) has been selected as one of 27 organisations to be part of the first Common Goal collaboration cycle.

Book of those born in Year of Renewal marked best-seller

 The book 1987, containing stories of those born in 1987 — the first year after the initiation of the country’s famous Đổi Mới (Renewal) policy — has become a best-seller, with 10,000 copies selling out only three months after its release.

HCM City annual book festival opens next week

 HCM City’s annual Book Festival kicks off on Monday (March 19) at Lê Văn Tám Park in District 1.

Hanoi to build ecological park in Hoang Mai District

 The People’s Committee of Hà Nội has approved a plan to build an ecological park of more than 15,000sq.m in Hoàng Mai District’s Vĩnh Hưng Ward.

Greater Mekong Subregion countries to boost transportation connectivity

 Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) countries have reached an agreement on the implementation of a cross-border transport facilitation agreement (CBTA).

Quang Nam residents desperate for non-contaminated water

 Thousands of households in central Quang Nam Province have been thirsting for clean water for years as most of the wells are seriously contaminated with aluminum and few water supply works have been built to solve the problem.

HCM City to pilot ’smart urban area’

 All districts will be expected to develop a “smart urban area” plan by 2020, Tran Vinh Tuyen, HCM City People’s Committee vice chairman and head of the smart city management board, said on Friday.

My Lai memorial sends message of peace

It’s been around 50 years since former US Army photographer Ronald L. Haeberle documented the tragic My Lai massacre on March 16, 1968.

HCM City takes steps to ensure food safety

 Pham Khanh Phong Lan, head of the HCM City Food Safety Management Board, speaks to Liberated Sai Gon about the positive results of the board’s work.

Mekong Delta to grow other crops on 118,290ha of rice paddies

 Some 118,290ha of rice fields affected by lack of water and saltwater intrusion in the Mekong Delta will be used to grow other crops or aquaculture this year, according to the Plant Cultivation Department.  

Russian FM Sergey Lavrov lauds close ties with Vietnam

 Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov gave positive comments on the strategic partnership between Russia and Vietnam during an interview recently granted to Vietnam News Agency. 

US basketball development programme returns to Vietnam

 The US National Basketball Association (NBA)’s global basketball development programme for boys and girls (Jr NBA) has returned to Vietnam for the fifth consecutive year.

Vietnam performs first transplant of lung from brain-dead donor

 Vietnam’s first patient undergoing a lung transplant with the organ donated by a brain-dead person is now in stable health 16 days after the operation, doctors said.

Second Dalat Ultra Trail International Marathon kicks off

 Around 2,300 domestic and foreign runners took part in the second Dalat Ultra Trail International Marathon which officially opened in the Central Highland province of Lam Dong on March 16.

Educators need help in preserving dignity

 Teachers are increasingly under attack across Viet Nam, requiring administrative and financial solutions from policymakers.

Authorities struggle to solve problem of delinquent owners of foreign-invested companies

VietNamNet Bridge - Local authorities are finding it difficult to prevent owners of foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) from fleeing the country, leaving unpaid salaries and debts.