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Why is unsafe food rampant in Vietnam?

 VietNamNet Bridge - Mild sanctions, greedy traders and buyers who lack knowledge of safe food are among the reasons that have facilitated the rampant use of unsafe and even toxic food in Vietnam.

Hanoi’s transport plan falls short

Before ending his term as Prime Minister early this month, Nguyen Tan Dung approved the update of Ha Noi’s Master Transport Plan for 2030, endorsing the development of eight Bus Rapid Transit routes.

Giant steel project in Ha Tinh to start operation soon

 VietNamNet Bridge – Hung Nghiep Formosa Ha Tinh Iron and Steel Co Ltd is expected to start test operating the first blast furnace of its multi-billion-dollar steel plant in Ha Tinh Province in June,

Nine countries join Hue-Int'l Cuisine Festival 2016

 The Thua Thien Hue Tourism Association and the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism will jointly organize the International-Hue 2016 Cuisine Festival from April 28 to May 2 in Hue City.

A veteran’s son fulfills his dad’s dream of revisiting Vietnam

The Washington Post ran an article about the trip to Vietnam by the son of a US Marine veteran of the Vietnam War who had always wanted to return to see what he called Vietnam as “the most beautiful country on Earth” at peace.

U.S. asked to recognize more Vietnam fish processors

The National Agro-Forestry-Fisheries Quality Assurance Department has proposed the Food Safety and Inspection Service recognize an additional 13 Vietnamese tra fish processing factories that meet requirements for export to the U.S.

Vung Ang Industrial Zone blamed for gigantic marine pollution

 Thousands of fish along the coast from the central provinces of Ha Tinh to Thua Thien-Hue’s have died en mass and the finger of blame is being pointed at the Vung Ang Industrial Zone.

Home-owners pay the price for land use right certificate corruption

The Minister of Natural Resources and Environment has urged management agencies and localities to investigate the shocking revelation that 44% of people had to pay bribes to receive their legally-entitled land use right certificate or red book.

Education Ministry encourages students to learn swimming

 The Ministry of Education and Training yesterday sent its document to directors of the departments asking to increase information of drowning.

Hotline opens to prevent corruption in land use certificate issuance

 A hotline has been set up to receive feedback from people and businesses on the difficulties they may encounter while registering for land use certificates or “red books.”

Road maintenance fees suspended for motorbikes from June

 The government will stop collecting the controversial road maintenance fees from motorbike riders from June 5.

Vietnam shares experience in TV digitalisation

 Viet Nam is targeting moving to digital terrestrial Television broadcasting from analog by 2020 in the entire country as per the roadmap on development of digitalisation of television.

Upgrade on Hanoi Radiation Centre inaugurated

 A ceremony was held on April 22 to inaugurate the upgrade work at the Hanoi Radiation Centre under the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute.

Vietnamese diplomat congratulates Laos’ newly-elected President

 Vietnamese Ambassador to Laos Nguyen Manh Hung has congratulated General Secretary of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party (LPRP) Bounnhang Vorachit on his new position as the State President.

Vietnam-Mongolia legislativeties thriving, says NA Vice Chairman

Vietnam-Mongolia legislative relationshiphas progressed well with the regular exchange of all-level visits, said NA Vice Chairman Uong Chu Luu when meeting with Speaker of the Mongolian Parliament.

Viettel’s int’l projects remain profitable despite exchange rate fluctuations

VietNamNet Bridge - Viettel Group’s total overseas investment increased by 9 percent to nearly US$1.5 billion in 2015, while the global industry rate was only 2.3 percent (a fourth of Viettel’s), according to UK-based OVUM.

Everyday moments in Hanoi

 VietNamNet Bridge - The first rays of a new day, an old man riding bicycle to take newspapers, children going to school and workers rushing to ride in the rain are idyllic moments in Hanoi.

Senators close to proposal on Zika funds: Republican committee chairman

 A bipartisan group of senators will soon offer a proposal for more funding to fight a Zika outbreak spreading rapidly through the Americas,

Vovinam tournament underway

VietNamNet Bridge – The competition is underway at the 2016 Viet Vo Dao-Vovinam Vinatex Championships at the southern province of An Giang’s gymnasium. 

Will cuisine or marine tourism be the core of Vietnam tourism?

 VietNamNet Bridge – Building marine tourism brand or selecting culinary art as the core values of the Vietnamese tourism is still a matter of controversy.