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Police crack drug trafficking cases

 The Drug Crime Investigation Department (PC47) under Ho Chi Minh City Police on January 5 uncovered two drug trafficking cases and arrested two people for illegal trading and stockpiling of ecstasy, ketamine and heroin.

VASEP forecast upbeat shrimp export growth for 2018

 The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP) has projected shrimp exports to continue gathering momentum this year, particularly in the EU and China.

Vietnam peacekeeping department debuts

 The Vietnam Peacekeeping Department, which was upgraded from the Vietnam Peacekeeping Centre of the Ministry of National Defence, made its debut at a ceremony held in Hanoi on January 5.

Garment 10 to list on UPCoM next week

 Ha Noi Stock Exchange has approved Garment 10 Corporation Joint Stock Company (GARCO 10) to list 18.9 million shares on Unlisted Public Company Market (UPCoM) on January 10.

Young people to rock with Hanoi music festival

 Young rock fans will be treated to a musical extravaganza on the evening of January 6 in Hanoi.

Da Nang develops night vision

 The central city plans to turn An Thuong quarter in coastal Ngu Hanh Son District into the first tourism area catering to late night shopping and entertainment.

Internet service in Vietnam to be disrupted this weekend

 The internet service connecting Viet Nam with other countries is expected to be affected this weekend due to a disruption in the submarine cable systems of Asia-Pacific Getaway (APG) and Asia-America Getaway (AAG).

Police fine more than 1,300 drivers on highway

 Traffic police of different provinces have fined over 1,300 drivers for violating regulations on Highway 1A, stretching from the northern province of Ha Nam to the central province of Nghe An. 

Border guard save British man stuck in canyon

 Soldiers from the border guard force in the northern city of Hai Phong rescued a British man stuck in a small mountain canyon in Cat Ba District’s Cat Dua Island on Thursday midnight.

Pedestrians unaware of new traffic violation penalties

 Many pedestrians in HCM City are unaware of the new penalties that took effect from January 1.

Le Quang Liem drops to 23rd in FIDE world ranking

 Vietnamese chess star Le Quang Liem has fallen to 23rd spot, with a new Elo rating of 2,737, in the latest International Chess Federation (FIDE) rankings for January 2018.

Coral reefs head for 'knock-out punch'

 Repeat bouts of warmer seawater are posing a significant challenge to the world's tropical corals.

Vietnam had catfish bumper year in 2017

Vietnam’s catfish (pangasius) export turnover in 2017 was expected to reach $1.8 billion, an increase of 4 percent over the year before, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP). 

200-year-old canon discovered in Quang Ninh

 A cannon dated back 200 years ago was recently discovered in mid December during the implementation of a water supply project on Long Dinh lake in the northern province of Quang Ninh.

Vietnam plans to welcome 15-17 million foreign visitors in 2018

 The tourism sector will take drastic and synchronous measures in 2018 to reach the target of receiving 15-17 million international tourists, the Government said at a recent online meeting with cities and provinces nationwide.

Vietnam Da Lat Coffee returns to Starbucks

US coffee chain Starbucks on Thursday announced that it would again sell Vietnamese Da Lat coffee at its stores starting from Saturday, January 6.

HCM City to pilot public car rentals

HCM City plans to run a pilot car rental service for Government officials to reduce expenditures, according to Vo Van Hoan, spokesperson for the HCM City’s People’s Committee.

HDBank debuts in HOSE, gets into Top 20 heavyweights

 The Ho Chi Minh City Development Bank, or HDBank, debuted on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE) on January 5, offering about 981 million shares at the reference price of 33,000 VND (1.45 USD) each.

Mark Zuckerberg vows to 'fix' Facebook

 Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has vowed to "fix" Facebook, in what he described as his personal challenge for 2018.

Meltdown and Spectre: All Mac devices affected says Apple

 Apple has said that all iPhones, iPads and Mac computers are affected by two major flaws in computer chips.