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The life of the world’s most mysterious tribe in Vietnam

Deep in the forests and mountains of the Phong Nha - Ke Bang national park in the central province of Quang Binh there are several villages of the Ruc ethnic group – one of the 10 most mysterious tribes in the world.

Ebola outbreak: Liberia medics defy 'danger money' strike call

 Nurses and medical assistants fighting the Ebola outbreak in Liberia have largely ignored a call to strike over danger money and conditions.

Hong Kong protests: Police remove more barricades

 Hundreds of police have used chainsaws and bolt-cutters to dismantle barricades put up by pro-democracy activists near the government offices in Hong Kong.

Farmers ignore shrimp warning

 VietNamNet Bridge – Farmers in Bac Lieu Province are expanding their white-legged shrimp ponds in unzoned areas despite warnings from local authorities that it could damage the environment and cause outbreaks of disease.

Kim Jong-un: North Korea leader 'appears in public'

 North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has made his first public appearance since 3 September, the country's official news agency says.

Social News 14/10

Technical hiccups block popular websites; 33 Vung Tau students suffer food poisoning; Rare wildife seen in Ca Mau forest; Sick fishing boat crew member hospitalised; HCMC applies early treatment for HIV patients with ARV

Art & Entertainment News 14/10

Artist creates ‘geometric game' with colorful prints; Pianist to perform Wagner, Chopin; Sculptor to dissect her art; Design contest winners announced; Hoi An troupe to perform in Japan; Ha Noi hosts peace cultural festival

Liem beats Irina of US in Millionaire Chess tourney

 Viet Nam's top chess player Le Quang Liem defeated Krush Irina of US in the seventh round of the Open category at the Millionaire Chess tournament in Las Vegas yesterday.

Mekong Delta suffers as factories dump waste into local river system

VietNamNet Bridge – Newly built seafood and garment factories have polluted once-pristine rural areas in the Mekong delta, but relief seems far away.

U19 Vietnam holds China to draw at AFC Champ

 Viet Nam's Under-19 football team failed to find a consolation win at the AFC Under-19 Football Championship after being held to a draw by China in the last Group C match at the Thuwunna Stadium in Myanmar's Yangon City yesterday.

VietJet to launch Hanoi-Siem Reap, HCMC-Taipei routes

 VietNamNet Bridge – Low-cost carrier VietJet has announced a new air route connecting Hanoi with Siem Reap (Cambodia) on November 3 and a route from HCM City to Taipei (Taiwan) on December 12, 2014.

Vietnam sees boom in number of Japanese restaurants

 VietNamNet Bridge – More and more Japanese restaurants have begun to appear in Vietnam, particularly in HCM City, following a stagnant period of economic growth in the country from 2010 to 2012.

High tides disrupt daily life

 Heavy rains and high tides have flooded many areas in the south in the last few days, affecting people's lives and agriculture.

Vietnam Airlines to have world’s most advanced aircraft

 VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam Airlines will receive the world’s most advanced aircraft Airbus 350 XWB worth US$340 million in June 2015, the first in an order for 10 A350 aircraft.

HCM City sways to Oktoberfest beats

 VietNamNet Bridge – German Consul General in HCM City Hans-Dieter Stell hit the barrel of beer amid cheering sounds at Windsor Plaza Hotel on Oct 10 to begin a seven-day Oktoberfest,

MoT inspector with attitude irks VATA

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Viet Nam Automobile Transportation Association and the Ha Noi Transport Association have proposed the Ministry of Transport (MoT) to fine its deputy chief inspector Thach Nhu Sy.

Local film wins prize in Busan Int’l Film Festival

 VietNamNet Bridge – Tiec trang tron, an independent film by Hanoi-based director Phan Dang Di, was named as winner in the category Asian Project Market 2014 in the framework of the Busan International Film Festival

Hanoi plans 13 more industrial parks

VietNamNet Bridge – The capital will have 13 more industrial parks (IPs) spread over 6,000 hectares by 2020, a 300 per cent increase in comparison with the current number of parks.

Political News 14/10

 UK asked to support VN community; Bac Ninh officials study Singapore’s administration experience; Viet Nam, US agree to bolster ties in key areas; Congratulations to people’s consultative assembly speaker of Indonesia

Vietnam, Belgium in new period of cooperation

 New Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has applauded Vietnam’s recent socio-economic achievements that will create favourable conditions for propelling bilateral relations forward in the future.