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Ignoring floor price, rice exporters still sell at low prices

Vietnamese rice exporters have been selling rice at the prices below the floor prices, thus harming the whole rice agriculture production.

3D movie My nhan ke hits cinemas

 VietNamNet Bridge – My nhan ke (beauty trap), written and directed by Nguyen Quang Dung, will be screened nationwide on Monday, Feb 4.

In developing technologies, scientists ignore agriculture production

Vietnam’s science and technology has not developed enough to satisfy the demand from agriculture production, even though agriculture makes up a high contribution to the GDP..

HCM City's largest spring flower festival opens

The largest spring flower festival at the Tao Dan Park, District 1, opened on February 5 with the theme "Vietnam’s Posture", with more than 8,000 unique items for display from artisans all over the country.

Vietnamese youth want to become white collar, not blue collar workers

While vocational schools play a very important role in the educational systems in other countries, experts have warned about the disappearance of the schools in Vietnam which cannot attract students.

Sonadezi to compensate Dong Nai farmers in full today

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Sonadezi Long Thanh Company will pay the entire compensation it owes farmers in the southern province of Dong Nai today, local officials announced.

Break in the 'cosy nest' of homosexuals

Looking at the radiant face of Tan when he said the word "together," we can recognize the simple happiness from this small "nest" of the two men who are in love and always want to be happy for long.

Staying undecided, state agencies make A83 petrol manufacturers worried stiff

It’s clear that Vietnam would stop the manufacturing and circulation of A83 non-lead petrol in the market, sooner or later.

Nomadic life of beekeepers

Going to the Central Highlands in the coffee flower season, to the central region to wait for the cajuput flower season, to the plain for longan and litchi flowers ... beekeepers travel everywhere and they almost never have Tet holiday.

Bionic eye gives hope to the blind

 After years of research, the first bionic eye has seen the light of day in the United States, giving hope to the blind around the world.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 7/2

Mekong Delta’s tra fish exports aim for US$2 bil; 2013 predicted to open up prospects for Vietnamese goods; Starbucks plans more Vietnamese coffee purchases; Exports to ASEAN region increase 25.7 pct in 2012

Street food hygiene targeted

 VietNamNet Bridge – Dr Tran Dang, former head of the Ministry of Health's Food Administration, talked with Dai doan ket (Great Unity) newspaper about ensuring food safety during Tet.

Nguyen Hue Flower Street before the opening

VietNamNet Bridge – The flower street is now ready to welcome visitors from the evening of February 7 or the 27th day of the 12th lunar year.

Securities Commission tightens market monitoring

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Finance issued a new revised regulation on January 25 which, from March 8, will increase the monitoring of securities trading.

Officers, employees encouraged to not consume wild animals

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) has called on citizens not to consume endangered wildlife ahead of Tet, when the practice is particularly widespread.

Tet tours unexpectedly enjoy large custom

Travel firms have finally sighed with relief when seeing the number of travelers booking Tet tours which are increasing rapidly on the last days before the departure time.

Pollution in Long An makes HCM City suffer

The waste water from the industrial zones in Long An province has been polluting the water sources that serve agriculture production in Hoc Mon, Binh Chanh and Cu Chi districts in HCM City.

Authorities make plans for a wholesome Tet

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will strive to ensure a healthy Tet holiday this year, focusing on improving the management of spring festivities.

GOVERNMENT IN BRIEF 6/2

 Leaders pay floral tribute to late President; Nation supports nuke-free Korea; Party’s Economic Commission holds first meeting; President calls for better social security

US Attorney says no plan to prosecute Armstrong

 US prosecutors said Tuesday they have no plans to press charges against cycling cheat Lance Armstrong, despite his confession that he owes his Tour de France victories to illegal doping.