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Draft law bans online alcohol sales

 A draft law on the prevention of and fight against damage caused by excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages, prepared by the Ministry of Health, bans liquor sales over the internet and through vending machines.

HCMC to compensate some affected residents of Thu Thiem by end-Nov

 The HCMC People’s Committee has plans to compensate for damage suffered by households located on 4.3 hectares of land outside the approved boundaries of the Thu Thiem New Urban Area by November 30.

All socioeconomic targets for 2018 likely to be met: official

 All 12 socioeconomic targets for the year assigned by the National Assembly are expected to be achieved, said an official from the Ministry of Planning and Investment at a teleconference today, September 24.

FDI might divert from Vietnam to Myanmar, Indonesia: ministry

The leader of the Ministry of Planning and Investment voiced concerns at a teleconference on September 24 that FDI inflows to Vietnam would not rise in the coming period with the recent emergence of Myanmar and Indonesia as competitors.

Vehicles with expired registration likely to be confiscated

 After gathering information from vehicle registration centers, Vietnam Register said some 19,300 vehicles across the country will be forced off the road by early 2019 due to their expired and overdue registrations.

HCMC authorities to handle long-stalled projects

 The HCMC government has asked the relevant departments and agencies to present solutions for restarting projects that have been suspended for a long time, reported Nguoi Lao Dong newspaper.

Minister confirms teacher shortages

 VietNamNet Bridge – Education minister Phung Xuan Nha on Monday stood before a committee hearing at the National Assembly to explain a shortage of thousands of teachers nationwide.

Traces of early humans found in Tuyen Quang

 VietNamNet Bridge – Scientists have found various traces of early people living 4,000 years ago in some caves in the northern province of Tuyen Quang.

Popular Vietnamese pianist Quang to perform in Hanoi

Renowned Vietnamese pianist Luu Hong Quang, who has won many international piano competitions, will perform as an invited artist at piano series No.3 Évolution that will be held at Hanoi Opera House on October 3.

Japanese designer debuts unique collection in Hanoi

 Japanese designer Junko Koshino launched her new collection at a Hanoi fashion show on September 23 as part of "Japan day - Fullmoon Festival", as part of the celebrations of 45 years of diplomatic ties between Vietnam and Japan.

Vietnamese beauty queens’ Miss World success through the years

 Do My Linh winning the Beauty with a Purpose title and Lan Khue finishing in 11th place are some the great achievements of Vietnamese representatives at the Miss World pageant.

Looking back on President Tran Dai Quang’s state visits

 President Tran Dai Quang had paid state visits to many countries in the world to foster cooperation between Vietnam and international friends.

Laos holds two-day state mourning for President Tran Dai Quang

 Laos will hold a two-day state mourning for Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang on September 26 and 27, the Lao Prime Minister's Office announced on September 24.

Kien Luong 1 thermal power plant demands compensation

 After Kien Luong 1 thermal power plant was removed from the Revised National Power Development Master Plan VII, Tan Tao Energy JSC (TEC) requested the government to either pay compensation or add the project to the National Power Development Plan.

Minh Phu now one of world’s largest seafood companies, to list on HSX

 Undercurrent News has just announced the world’s 100 largest seafood companies, including Minh Phu Seafood JSC (code: MPC)—the only company of Vietnam in the top 50—which climbed 12 steps to the 41st position.

Electrical implant helps paralysed people to walk again

 Three patients, all paralysed from the waist down, have been able to walk again after having an electrical patch fitted to their spinal cords.

Reasons behind major IPO failures

 Since the beginning of 2018, the initial public offerings (IPOs) of major businesse saw flat results. What stands behind these failures and what lessons can be drawn?

Vietnam wins opening rounds of Chess Olympiad

 Vietnamese chess players on September 24 scored their first win, emerging victorious over Taiwan and Honduras, in the first round of the 2018 Chess Olympiad taking place in the Batumi, Georgia.

Vietnam’s first field hospital to leave for South Sudan

 Vietnam’s first level-2 field hospital will leave for its mission in South Sudan on October 1 as part of its UN peacekeeping contributions.

Early Doi Moi Hanoi through a Japanese lens

 50-year-old Yuichi Kobayashi, has lived in Hanoi for 14 years and holds special feelings for the capital.