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Danang Tourism Association proposes to demolish 40 illegal villa foundations

The Southern Institute of Ecology and the Danang Tourism Association have jointly sent a proposal to the Danang authorities to preserve the current scenery of Son Tra Peninsula.

Noise pollution affects 15 million Vietnamese people

 At least 15 million of the country’s 52-million workforce is suffering the consequences of severe noise levels, the Institute of Occupational Health and Environment, said on July 20.

Ha Giang residents bemoan polluted stream

 Many people in Ha Giang Province have complained about the abject lack of waste treatment facilities after tonnes of rubbish was dumped into a local stream.

Health minister lobbied over genital warts scandal

 The families of 37 children, who have genital warts after undergoing circumcisions at an unlicensed clinic in Hung Yen Province, have sent a letter to the health minister of health.

Japanese investors keen on real estate

By cooperating with local businesses, the investment wave from Japanese enterprises into Vietnam’s real estate market continues to grow strongly.

Hanoi metro project faces another delay due to finance delay

 The Cat Linh-Ha Dong metro line which was planned to enter trial operation in October this year is facing a high risk of being failing to meet the schedule because of a delayed release of funds.

Consumer credit grows rapidly as retailers thrive

The appearance of big foreign retail chains and the strong rise of Vietnamese chains have fostered the development of consumer credit in Vietnam, according to the State Bank of Vietnam. 

VN ship brings in body of Greek crewman

A Vietnamese rescue ship on Sunday brought in the body of a Greek crewman and handed it over to relevant authorities on the mainland, online newspaper vov.vn reported.

HCM City needs 3,000 more teachers for new school year

Public schools in HCM City need to hire nearly 3,000 teachers for the upcoming academic year starting next month since the number of students and classrooms are set to increase, 

Crop map being drawn to cope with Mekong Delta climate change

 Scientists are compiling a crop structure map for the Mekong Delta to counter growing climate change impact in the region known as the country’s food granary.

Paintings by noted artists auctioned

 More than 10 art works by classic Vietnamese masters will be auctioned in Hanoi on July 30.

Ministry wants fresh medical graduates to work in outlying areas

New medical graduates could be required to work for three to five years at healthcare centres in outlying regions to meet a critical lack of doctors and help improve healthcare services there.

Cost overruns found in major Hanoi projects

The Government Inspectorate (GI) has released findings of egregious wrongdoing in the implementation of a number of BT and BOT infrastructure and environmental projects in Ha Noi City.

HCM City’s equitisation process progresses at snail’s pace

 The equitisation of State-owned enterprises in HCM City has been progressing at a snail’s pace partly because their managements are dragging their feet, experts have said.

PM okays Van Don EZ development

 Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has given the northern province of Quang Ninh the go-ahead to develop the Van Don Economic Zone as a special administrative-economic unit.

VN among top ten US home buyers

Vietnam is among the top ten countries buying US residential real estate, according to an annual survey of residential purchases from international buyers released earlier this week by the US National Association of Realtors (NAR).

Japanese restaurants mushroom in Viet Nam

 There are more than 1,000 restaurants serving Japanese cuisine in Viet Nam, the majority of which are in HCM City.

Artists want to turn old Hoi An street into Rue des Arts

 French photographer Rehahn and a group of artists and entrepreneurs are pushing to turn Phan Boi Chau Street in Hoi An’s old French Quarter into Rue des Arts.

Quang Nam to build four hydropower plants in tremor-affected areas

Local authorities agreed on Wednesday on a plan to build four hydropower plants in the mountainous district of Nam Tra My in the central province of Quang Nam.

U.S. venture capital's digital coin quandary: cash-rich startups

 U.S. venture capital firms lining up for a slice of the burgeoning digital currency market are grappling with a novel challenge - some of the hottest tech startups that sell the coins just don't need their money.