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Educators think digital

VietNamNet Bridge – With the rapid development of science and technology, printed textbooks will no longer be the main learning material in the 21st century, a conference in Ha Noi heard yesterday, Dec 6.

Plans to block new swine flu outbreak

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Health's Preventive Medicine Department has asked relevant bodies to take measures to prevent a new strain of swine flu virus found recently in the US from entering the country.

Goods owners entreating God as goods get stuck at ports

The operation of the ports and import-export companies in HCM City have been upset because of the serious congestion of goods at the port, caused by the decision to restrict trucks on some routes to the inner city.

Ha Long tour excursion ticket gets more expensive, travel firms get shocked

The decision to increase the price of the excursion ticket to Ha Long Bay, commencing from December 1, just a couple of weeks after Ha Long Bay was recognized as one of the seven natural wonders, has surprised travelers.

Low quality universities making their way to penetrate into Vietnam

In order to save money, a lot of students register to follow the joint training programs between Vietnamese and foreign schools, instead of going studying abroad. Meanwhile, some experts believe that the study only brings money and time waste.

Network operators will earn money from wi-fi

Most smart terminal devices such as smartphone, tablet PCs and laptops, and even TVs can have wi-fi connections. The tendency has brought big business opportunities to service providers.

Thanh earns record high football transfer contract

VietNamNet Bridge – Defender Huynh Quang Thanh has set a record in Vietnamese football after signing a VND10 billion (US$476,000) contract with Sai Gon FC.

Truck accident kills 9, injures 5 in central Vietnam

A truck carrying wood overturned early this morning in central Nghe An Province, killing 10 and injuring 4. 

Experts warn about wave of wildlife extinction

VietNamNet Bridge – The deforestation and the changing of the living environment are the two main reasons which have led to the extinction of some species, while others have been on the verge of extinction.

Easing interest rates – how much, when?

The government and economists both think that now is the right time to think of easing the interest rates. However, it remains unclear how sharply to reduce and when to cut down interest rates.

Eating more fish may cut young women's heart disease risk: study

Young women may reduce their risk of developing cardiovascular disease simply by eating more fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids, researchers reported Monday in Hypertension: Journal of the American Heart Association.

Farm jobs will shrink by 2020

By 2020, Viet Nam plans to reduce the number of people working in the agricultural sector to 30 per cent of the population while increasing the number of itinerant workers on regular wages to 50 per cent.

Little known photos of explosive clearance

Bombs, mines and explosives leftover from wars is the problem of the government of many countries, including Vietnam. It is daily threat of many people. Vietnamese sappers are exerting effort to deal with land mines left from the Vietnam War.

ODA commitment for Vietnam in 2012 reaches $7.4bil

VietNamNet Bridge – The community of international donors have committed to grant nearly $7.386 billion of official development aid (ODA) to Vietnam next year, compared with $7.9 billion of last year.

Tiger Woods ends two-year title drought

Tiger Woods put an end to his two-year drought by winning the Chevron World Challenge on Sunday.

Super-fast medical examination: one minute per patient!

VietNamNet Bridge – At many big public hospitals in Vietnam, because of overload, super-fast medical examination have happened. Each patient is only examined within one minute. As a result, medical mistakes are on the rise.

United Russia passes test of Duma election

The United Russia party gained 238 out of the total of 450 seats in Sunday's State Duma election, Central Election Commission (CEC) chief Vladimir Churov said on December 5.

China's paper sector eyes 18% reduction in energy use by 2015

China's major paper producers aim to lower the energy and resources consumed to turn out a tonne of paper by 18 percent at the end of 2015 from the level in 2010.

Weightlifters set their sights on London

Viet Nam has targeted sending two weightlifters to next summer's Olympics in London.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 7/12

Jeweller gets exclusive licence; Gems group joins $1bil club; Vietnam opens products center in Dubai; Goods supply to meet Tet demand; Real estate seeks foreign investors; Handicraft makers eye local market