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Former police officer sentenced for espionage

 A former police officer of a department under the Ministry of Public Security was sentenced to eight years in prison on charges of espionage and property plundering.

HCM City launches tourist app

 More than 40 travel firms in HCM City sold 9,000 tour packages worth a total of VND83 billion (US$US$3.64 million) during a four-day travel fair in HCM City that wrapped up on Sunday.

Vinasun cuts revenue forecast

 Taxi firm Vietnam Sun Corporation (Vinasun) plans to cut its full-year revenue for the fourth time for 2018 due to rising competition from foreign ride-hailing firms.

Hanosimex to list on UPCOM on April 19

 The Ha Noi Stock Exchange has approved the Ha Noi Textile Garment Company (Hanosimex) to list 20.5 million shares on Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) on April 19.

Automated customs system at Noi Bai Airport launched

 An automated customs control system for exports and imports was launched at Ha Noi’s Noi Bai International Airport on April 16.

Government draws up resilience plans for rainy season

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development recently asked concerned agencies and localities to tighten the management of dyke maintenance and flood prevention for the coming rainy season.

Recycling hope for plastic-hungry enzyme

 Scientists have improved a naturally occurring enzyme which can digest some of our most commonly polluting plastics.

Kendrick Lamar wins Pulitzer Prize for music

 Rapper Kendrick Lamar has won the Pulitzer Prize for music, becoming the first non-classical or jazz artist to collect the award.

Meat imports threaten domestic livestock industry

VietNamNet Bridge - To improve their competitiveness, Vietnamese livestock companies have been told to restructure their production and supply chains.

Facebook facial recognition faces class-action suit

 Facebook must face a class action lawsuit over its use of facial recognition technology, a California judge has ruled.

Government News 17/4

 Russian oblast ready to facilitate Vietnamese firms’ investment, HCM City, Greece’s Edessa city seek stronger cooperation, Vietnam, Japan audit agencies urged to lift cooperative ties, Can Tho ceremony marks 45 years of Vietnam-France ties

Sports News In Brief

National top wrestlers tournament begins in Bac Ninh, HCM City beat Ninh Bình at volleyball event, FPT and Academy of Finance triumph at VUG,Saigon Heat beat Thang Long Warriors at VFL


Social News 17/4

Vietnam, RoK intensify environmental cooperation, Can Tho wishes to boost cooperation with France, Tuyen Quang: over 116 billion VND allocated to ethnic minorities, Japanese firms, Vietnamese students join exchange

Government proposes restricting hours of alcohol sale

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Health (MoH) is discussing polices to restrict the number of hours to sell alcohol.

Will photos prevent 'trash' SIMs and spam?

 Subscribers express doubts that the requirement of submitting subscribers’ photos to limit “trash” SIM cards will help prevent spam messages.

Species of newfound turtle yet to be confirmed

A new turtle with an appearance similar to that of the turtle that lived in Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi have been found. But according to an expert, it is yet to be confirmed if they are of the same species.

Uzbek art troupe to perform in Vietnam

 An art troupe from Uzbekistan will charm the local audience at a night of traditional dance, song and music at the Hà Nội Opera House on April 19.

Crossing borders project looks for Asian artists

 Artists from Asian countries will have a chance to get to know more about the German culture through the Crossing Borders programme, the Goethe Institute Vietnam has announced.

Korean pianist to perform in HCMC

 South Korean conductor Kim Joon-cha and pianist Cho Eun-young will perform in “A Night of Mozart & Tchaikovsky” concert at HCM City Opera House on April 19.

New research room for VN music

 The HCM City General Sciences Library will open a new research room for traditional Vietnamese music as part of its activities to celebrate 40 years of working under its current name.