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Cultural event brings Tet closer to children

 A cultural event which took place in Hanoi has portrayed the signature traditions of the Lunar New Year in Vietnam, bringing Tet closer to children in the capital city.

Mekong Delta man gets 7 years for child sex abuse

 VietNamNet Bridge – A court in the southernmost province of Ca Mau has sentenced Huu Be, 57, from Thoi Binh District to seven years in prison and fined VND13 million (US$600) on Monday for child sex abuse.

Malaysia: Trial for Doan Thi Huong resumed

 The Shah Alam High Court of Selangor State of Malaysia on January 22 resumed the hearing for Doan Thi Huong, one of the two suspects in the murder of Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) national Kim Chol in February 2017.

HCM City to host Vietnam Footwear Summit 2018

 Domestic and world’s leading experts in footwear will gather in Ho Chi Minh City next month for their summit.

World Boxing Council champion to fight in Thailand

 Tran Van Thao, the first Vietnamese to win a World Boxing Council (WBC) Asia title, will face Richard Rosales of the Philippines in the 52kg category on January 26 in Thailand.

Braised and Caramelised Fish in Coconut Milk

 Vietnamese people use fish as the main dish in their meals. Fish and its processing has been being an indispensable part of these locals’ cuisine as they usually say “rice and fish like mom and her child”.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 23/1

 HCM City keen on hi-tech agriculture, Steel Corporation committed to finish 2017’s leftover projects, KIDO Food remains ice cream market leader, VN-China trade likely to reach $100 billion

Vietnam’s $2,400 income per capita disappoints economists

VietNamNet Bridge - After 30 years of doi moi (renovation), the Vietnamese income per capita has increased to nearly $2,400 but that doesn’t satisfy many economists.

Experts warn of ‘startup chaos’ in Vietnam

Nguyen Huu Thai Hoa, chair of the board of directors of IBosses Program in Vietnam, at the launch ceremony of the Vietnamese version of the book ‘IBosses – The Rise of Gen Y entrepreneurs’ commented that Vietnam is in ‘startup chaos’.

Students win prizes for innovative investment projects

A virtual laboratory to carry out chemical experiments and a project on parenting soft skills are two of the first prizes awarded at the ‘Investment Project’ competition organized for Hanoi students.

Hanoians say Red Maple trees not characteristic of Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - There are numerous plant varieties and technologies from which to choose, but it is difficult to develop greenery that bears the city’s typical characteristics.

Measures needed to preserve and promote traditional art form

Less than a month after ‘Bai Choi’ singing was added to the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, the first individual live show has been organised in Binh Dinh to honour this unique folklore style of singing.

Aza New Year Festival of ethnic groups in A Luoi

 At the end of the year when rice ripens in terraced fields and the weather turn cold, people of the Pako, Ta Oi, and Co Tu ethnic groups celebrate the Aza New Year Festival to thank their genies for blessing them with a bumper crop.

Friendly rentals in Da Nang win hearts of residents

Lacking of rental houses and social security related problems weight heavily on the shoulders of local authorities. However, when the friendly rentals are founded, security and safety have been improved remarkably.

Onwards & upwards

 Trade turnover in 2017 reached a record level and continued growth into the future seems almost certain.

PVC trial: Strict penalties for Trinh Xuan Thanh and accomplices

 The jury on January 22 imposed strict penalties on Trinh Xuan Thanh, former Chairman of PetroVietnam (PVN) Construction Joint Stock Corporation (PVC), and his accomplices for their wrongdoings at the corporation.

Tour offers new views of Hanoi

 New tours highlighting the remarkable museums, theatres and relics in the capital will be launched by the Viet Nam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT).

Social News 22/1

 Work begins on Truc Lam Zen monastery in Dong Thap, Dong A College, Japanese company sign training deal, Red Cross sets up Foodbank VN to feed indigents, 28 Vietnamese scholars heading to New Zealand to study in 2018

Facebook to use surveys to boost ‘trustworthy’ news

 Facebook has announced it will prioritise news sources deemed to be more trustworthy on its News Feed.

Tuong Linh in top 10 favourites at Miss Intercontinental 2017

Vietnamese representative Tuong Linh has been selected among the top 10 most popular candidates at the Miss Intercontinental 2017 pageant which is underway in Egypt.