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High fees deter climbing enthusiasts

VietNamNet Bridge – Tour companies have raised concerns about poor-quality services and high prices of a centre set up to protect the environment and support tourists climbing Fansipan Mountain in northern Lao Cai Province.

Rural markets “rescue” producers

As big urban markets have become saturated, manufacturing and retail enterprises flock to rural areas. This is really a good decision as the market has helped them raise sales.

GOVERNMENT IN BRIEF 6/10

Vietnam praises Thailand’s human rights efforts; Reform group told to renew justice system; Royal Malaysian naval ships visit HCM City

SPORTS IN BRIEF 6/10

Students ready for action ahead of Megastar Cup; VFF officials to officiate at World Cup qualifiers; Montgomerie Links named best golf course in Viet Nam

Controls on tobacco may tighten

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam needed to carefully plan its tobacco distribution network to strengthen Government oversight of the product and reduce its harmful impacts, a Ministry of Industry and Trade official has said.

‘Ukraine is a priority in foreign affairs' says PM

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has affirmed Viet Nam's consistent policy to consolidate and develop friendly relations and co-operation with Ukraine, considering it one of the priorities in the country's foreign affairs.

Tanimex sweep national titles

VietNamNet Bridge – Tanimex took the men's and women's titles at the national beach volleyball championships which wrapped up yesterday, Oct 5, at Bien Dong Resort in the southern province of Ba Ria- Vung Tau.

Food retailers make money when it rains

VietNamNet Bridge – Retail traders claim bad weather since September is to blame for the soaring cost of vegetables at markets across Ha Noi.

Vietnam has too many universities

Vietnam should define how many universities and junior colleges they should have, after considering the labor force demand in the society. It should not strive to have as many universities as possible, just to catch up with other regional countries.

Libya's NTC to capture Sirte soon: spokesman

Fighters of Libya's ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) will soon capture Sirte, hometown of the fallen leader Muammar Gaddafi, and the current situation there is under control, NTC's military spokesman Ahmed Bani said here Wednesday.

Solution providers begin exploitation in e-office software market

E-office software products, the technology solution which can help businesses heighten the corporate governance capability and save costs, have been launched into the market.

Racers rev-up for Vietnam Motor Cub Prix

VietNamNet Bridge – The second Vietnam Motor Cub Prix (VMCP) 2011 will be held at the Binh Duong Province's Army Corp 4 Stadium from October 29-30.

50 percent of medical waste incinerators left idle

More than a half of the medical waste incinerators existing in Vietnam have been left unused, because their owners do not have money to pay for fuel and maintenance, and fix problems.

Steve Jobs passes away

Apple co-founder and longtime Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs passed away on Wednesday.

Israeli scientist wins 2011 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Israeli scientist Daniel Shechtman won the 2011 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, announced Staffan Normark, Permanent Secretary of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm on Wednesday.

State President receives new foreign ambassadors

VietNamNet Bridge – State President Truong Tan Sang separately received the newly appointed ambassadors of Belgium, Germany, Finland and Luxembourg, who presented their credentials in Hanoi on October 5.

White House expresses concerns over China currency bill

The White House on Wednesday expressed "concerns" over a controversial bill on the so-called "currency manipulation" by China.

Apple introduces iPhone 4S

Apple Inc. on Tuesday unveils iPhone 4S, the much-anticipated latest generation of iPhone.

Vietnam’s travel firms anxiously awaiting foreign tourists

It is now the high inbound tourism season. However, travel firms seem to be not too optimistic about the number of travelers.

Mountain kids go to school with sticks

VietNamNet Bridge – Kids in the mountainous area of the central province of Quang Ngai go to school with a special stick, which is made from a 1.2m bamboo piece, with a wood wheel.