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Public shocked by more child abuse cases

VietNamNet Bridge - Twelve second-graders in Thua Thien – Hue province were hit on the buttocks with ruler in a recent incident.

The 600-year-old well that never runs out of water

1km from the coast are the two ancient wells that are the main sources of supply of water resources for drinking water for many generations of Thuan An villagers. Despite severe droughts in the region, the wells have never been dry. 

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 3/11

Top ten exports bring in billions of US dollars, Expert opposes privatisation of key hospitals, Japan to lift duties on most fish and seafood under TPP, Three Eximbank board members likely to go, SCIC invests VND17.9 tril. in economy

Declare war against false achievement

 VietNamNet Bridge - "Culture has a lot of values; weaknesses exist in many areas; but first of all we need to focus on fighting against the prolonged phenomenon of making false achievements".

Commercial banks eye finance companies

VietNamNet Bridge - Commercial banks are planning to take over finance companies to implement plans to develop consumer credit.

Shrimp exports forecast to fall sharply this year

The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) has revised down its shrimp export forecast to US$2.9 billion for this year, over US$1 billion lower than last year.

VN museum presents rich Asian cultures

An exhibition entitled "A Glance at Asia" at the Viet Nam Museum of Ethnology is showcasing rich cultures in Asia through original items.

200-year-old sedge-mat making village in central Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge – More than 800 households in Hoai Chau Bac in Hoai Nhon District of Binh Dinh Province continue to plant sedge and make sedge mats. This is the largest sedge mat making village in the central Vietnam.

Water puppetry remains a tourism success

 While many traditional art forms in Vietnam are facing difficulties in attracting audiences, water puppetry has remained popular among tourists.

Dressed to impress

 Traditional Vietnamese clothing used to reflect the wearer’s status within society and certain rules applied when it came to what to wear.

Inside Da Nang Airport – One of the best airports in Asia

 VietNamNet Bridge - Da Nang Airport doesn’t have a striking design but it is highly appreciated for the quality of service and clean atmosphere, and the attitude of staff.

Who will be the buyers of SOE shares?

VietNamNet Bridge - Most state-owned enterprises (SOEs) operate in the pivotal business fields of the national economy. Therefore, experts say, Vietnam needs to be careful when choosing new owners for the enterprises.

The best coffee shops in Da Nang

VietNamNet Bridge - Each cafe has a different style and unique characteristics that make them special to local residents and tourists in Da Nang.

International motorsport race begins in Binh Duong

 Rainforest Challenge (RFC) Vietnam 2015 kicked off in the southern province of Binh Duong on November 1, with 33 domestic and foreign teams participating. 

Vietnam business climate improvement still slow

Though Vietnam’s ranking in the World Bank’s Doing Business 2016 report is up, the pace of its business climate improvement remains slower than in other regional countries.

Vietnam uses NAT to screen blood

VietNamNet Bridge – Mr. Phu Chi Dung, director of the Ho Chi Minh City-based Blood Transfusion and Haematology Institute, said that screening blood to have safe blood is the golden target in blood transfusion as the rate of blood transmitted diseases

Ritual craft becomes folklore art

 The love of one man for the craftsmanship of a traditional village located in the outskirts of Hue has yielded strong attention from tourists visiting the country’s former imperial capital city, who regard the ritual craft as art.

Vietnam’s hospitality and tourism talent gap

 VietNamNet Bridge – The overseas ownership of Vietnam was back in the headlines this past week with the release of a tourism report showing that the industry is finally seeing a glimmer of hope.

One person still missing after cargo ship flips over on river

One sailor remained missing after the Vietnamese cargo vessel Hoang Phuc 18, which was carrying 17 people and hundreds of tonnes of cargo, sank on the Soai Rap river off the coast of HCM City on Friday evening.

Ha Noi's lakes face challenges

The number of lakes in Ha Noi has decreased from 122 to 112 between 2010 and 2015, with 17 completely leveled and seven additional lakes added.