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Smartwatch sales sluggish in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese have begun buying more smartwatches but they are still far from becoming highly popular.

MOET’s plan to ease student workload applauded

VietNamNet Bridge - The draft general education programming opened for public opinion by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) on August 5 will be ‘revolutionary' because the students’ current work overload will be eased.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 13/8

 Local firms hailed for investing in Singapore, Shrimp sales to US may slump, Technology boosts coffee sector growth, Vietnam unlocks e-commerce potential, Strong dollar improves car import profits, Vietnam invests $155m overseas

Beetle swarms threatening the lives of Binh Phuoc people

 VietNamNet Bridge – Swarms of black-bean beetle insects that swoop down on houses of people in Minh Long Village in the southern province of Binh Phuoc have made life very uncomfortable, often forcing them to seek shelter elsewhere.

Tien Minh moves to QFs at 2015 BWF

 Nguyen Tien Minh advanced to the third round of the 2015 BWF World Championships at Jakarta, Indonesia on August 12 after securing an easy 65 minute 28-21 victory over challenger Parupalli Kashyap from India.

Truong Son wins Asian Continental Rapid Chess

Vietnamese chess master Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son emerged unbeaten champion on August 11 at the 2015 Asian Continental Rapid Chess Tournament held at the Hilton Al Ain Hotel in the United Arab Emirates.

Classical music fest to kick off in Hanoi

 A music festival that will include dozens of concerts and host several world-renowned performers playing ‘well-known and little-known classics of Vietnamese and American music’ is set to kick off in Hanoi.

VN singers to perform in Argentine tango opera

 Vietnamese artists will perform the popular tango opera Maria de Buenos Aires this Friday and Saturday (August 14 and 15) at the Ha Noi Opera House.

Sea encroachment threatens Tien Giang residential areas

 Encroachment by the sea has caused soil erosion, threatening residential areas and crops in the coastal Go Cong area in the southern Tien Giang Province.

Parade, several activities to celebrate 70th Independence Day

 A series of activities will be held nationwide to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945) and Independence Day of Viet Nam (September 2).

Hanoi police seize large number of pirated books

 More than 50,000 pirated books were seized today in a raid at a company in Gia Lam District, Ha Noi.

Health declaration called off for travellers from RoK

 From this Saturday, passengers arriving from South Korea will no longer be required to report their health status at immigration, announced the Ministry of Health today.

Image: Quang Ninh miners try to return after unprecedented mudflows

 VietNamNet Bridge - Ten days after the mud flood swept through the area, people and miners in Mong Duong Ward, in Cam Pha City, Quang Ninh Province are dealing with the consequences.

Samsung wants to be treated as a Vietnamese business

VietNamNet Bridge - Samsung has made a daring step by asking ministries and branches to treat it as a Vietnamese company instead of foreign-invested enterprise. 

Vietnamese martial arts in pictures

 VietNamNet Bridge - The first international Vietnamese traditional martial arts championship – Thang Long Cup – took place at the My Dinh Indoor Athletics Gymnasium in Hanoi on August 9-11.

Vietnam's Jan-Jul foreign debt nears $1 billion

 Vietnam’s total foreign debt stood at $172.6 million in July and the figure for the first seven months came in at $933.3 million, according to the Ministry of Finance (MoF).

Social News 12/8

 Two died, two others injured at stone pit in Dak Lak, 2,000 students to participate in flag raising ceremony, Hoang Sa memorial site to be built on Ly Son island, HIV/AIDS model launched in Hanoi outskirts

Rice exporters worry about reduced demand from China

China, the biggest Vietnam rice importer since 2012, hsa unexpectedly reduced imports in the first months of the year, raising controversial predictions about the level of demand from the world’s most populous country.

Greek bailout deal agreed 'in principle'

 Greece has agreed a bailout deal "in principle" with its creditors, the European Commission has said.

VN must bring the facts about the East Sea to the world

Vietnam cannot compete with China in terms of the number of publications about the East Sea but it can resolve by the facts, by accurate information to establish trust and action, logic, rational, reasoning consistent with the value of the world.