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Twin brothers marry twin sisters in Ca Mau

 VietNamNet Bridge – Photos of a wedding of two sets of twins from the province of Ca Mau posted on social networkshave caused a stir in the online community in the last few days.

200 lakes in Dak Lak dry to the bottom

VietNamNet Bridge – Because of prolonged drought, hundreds of irrigation lakes in Dak Lak province, in Vietnam’s central highlands, have dried to the bottom and the land is cracked.

More than 150 people feared buried in Sri Lanka landslides - rescue officials

 More than 150 people are feared dead after they were buried under two landslides triggered by more than three days of heavy rain in central Sri Lanka,

How much is Tan Hiep Phat worth?

VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese business community thinks the value of tea and energy-drink manufacturer Tan Hiep Phat has decreased to $500 million due to the infamous fly-in-the-bottle scandal.

Hoi An Market among the world’s most tantalising food markets

 VietNamNet Bridge - According to Lonely Planet, Hoi An market, Tsukiji fish market and Borough market are the food paradises that appeal to both locals and tourists.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 18/5

 Insurance industry encouraged to make preparations for TPP, AEC, Credit policies enable sustainable coffee development, EVN assures power supplies amid prolonged drought, CIEM: economic growth to post 6.17 percent in QII

In-vitro fertilised baby born in Bac Ninh

VietNamNet Bridge – The first baby conceived via in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) in this northern province was born on Monday at the Bac Ninh Pediatrics and Obstetrics Hospital, 

De Gaulle’s war memoir translated in Vietnamese

 VietNamNet Bridge – The first volume of War Memoirs by late French President Charles de Gaulle was recently published in Vietnamese.

Vietnam in the 1980s through French photographer’s lens

Saigon, Hanoi and Hue are lively featured through the lens of French photographer Michel Blanchard at an on-going exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City.

HCM City flooded after two-hour rainfall

 Ho Chi Minh City's streets proved incapable of dealing with their first rain on May 16 after a long dry spell.

VNG buys 38 percent of Tiki

 Vietnamese technology giant the VNG Corporation (VNG) has purchased 38 per cent of the Tiki Corporation, the owner of the e-commerce website Tiki.vn, for VND383 billion ($17.16 million).

Fulbright University Vietnam licensed

VietNamNet Bridge - Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has signed a decision to establish the Fulbright University Vietnam (FUV). It is a 100% foreign-invested nonprofit university based in the HCM City Hi-tech Park.

Chinese tourists top list of foreign visitors to Khanh Hoa

 Visitors from China topped the list of foreign tourists to the southern central province of Khanh Hoa in the first three months of 2016 with more than 107,000 arrivals.

Japanese hospitality investor docks at Da Nang

 Route Inn Group from Japan will develop a coastal resort, the first of its kind in Viet Nam, with total investment of US$18 million, a Da Nang city official said.

VN could become an upper-middle income nation: WB

Vietnam could reach upper-middle income status (US$22,000 purchasing power parity per capita) by 2035 by growing with sustainability, equity and social inclusion, and being a capable and accountable State.

Hanoi unveils hotlines for food safety-related feedback

 Three hotlines for reporting issues related to food safety were launched in Hanoi on May 17.

China’s abrupt import suspension pushes down pig prices

 The price of pigs in Vietnam has been slumping in recent days as China has suddenly suspended imports, owners of pig farms and traders said.

French pianist Jean-Louis Haguenauer to perform in big cities

 A concert of classical music performed by French pianist Jean-Louis Haguenauer will take place at the Vietnam National Academy of Music in Hanoi on May 21.

Quang Binh suffers 50% fall in tourist income due to massive fish deaths

 Quang Binh Province People's Committee have suggested that local businesses could afford to cut their charges for goods and services from between 30 to 50 percent.

Drought heightens risk of forest fires in Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge – Prolonged dry weather has significantly increased forest fire risk in the southeast region, authorised agencies report.