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Saigonese watch National Day fireworks

 VietNamNet Bridge – On the evening of September 2, tens of thousands of people flocked to downtown HCM City to admire the firework display to celebrate the National Day.

Climate at five minutes to midnight: IPCC head

 Humanity has pushed the world's climate system to the brink, leaving itself only scant time to act, the head of the UN's group of climate scientists said on Monday.

ASEAN employment deal set to reinvigorate tourism

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's tourism sector is facing both great opportunities and challenges when a major ASEAN workforce agreement comes into effect in 2015, industry experts have predicted.

Things Everlasting 2013: Brilliant peaks of Vietnamese music

Held once a year, “Things Everlasting” concert, held by VietNamNet Newspaper, accumulates the effort and talent of hundreds of people with top qualifications, who work together to preserve, honor and refresh musical values of Vietnam.

HCM City orchestra presents Gerschwin

 VietNamNet Bridge – The HCM City Ballet Symphony and Orchestra (HBSO) will celebrate its 19th anniversary with a gala concert featuring internationally reputed artists, conductor Le Phi Phi and pianist Nguyen Bich Tra.

Then-and-now photos of Hue relics on display

 A photographic exhibition opened in the former imperial city of Hue on September 2, featuring its relic sites of the past and present.

Vietnam tops Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Champs

 Vietnam triumphed at the 47th Asian Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships in HCM City, winning a total of 10 gold, 11 silver and 8 bronze medals.

Vietnam applies safeguard measure to restrict vegetable oil imports

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam has decided, for the first time in history, to impose safeguard duty on vegetable oil imports from September 7.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 3/9

 Local shopping website signs deal with Sumitomo; Viettel expands mobile market in Cameroon; HP unveils SME-tailored servers; Thai Nguyen steel mill starts work

Authorities launch vaccine investigation

The Preventive Medicine Department and health inspectors are set to carry out a thorough investigation into the use of vaccines and other biological products in six provinces and cities by September.

Migrant workers struggle to survive

 VietNamNet Bridge – Poor living and working conditions, limited access to public services and high risks of becoming involved in social evils face workers who leave rural areas to work in cities and industrial zones.

PM Dung holds talks with Chinese, Cambodian counterparts

 Timor-Leste PM visit to promote relations; Prime Minister holds talks with Chinese, Cambodian counterparts; Viet Nam, Nicaragua enhance friendship

HCM City accuses MPI of sapping its business registration network

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) has forced HCM City authorities to stop running its business registration system via Internet to use the system developed by MPI.

Japan shuts down one of two operating reactors

 One of Japan's two remaining working nuclear reactors was taken offline Tuesday, with the other to be shut down later this month and no restarts in sight amid public hostility to nuclear power.

National Day draws international tributes

 VietNamNet Bridge – World leaders have sent congratulations to Viet Nam to mark the 68th National Day yesterday, September 2.

Obama starts to build support for Syria strike

 The White House battled Monday for congressional authorization to bomb Syria, as two top Republicans warned that a "no" vote after President Barack Obama had threatened action would be catastrophic.

Discovering Chay River and Toi Cave

VietNamNet Bridge – Since the eco-tourism area of the Chay River and Toi Cave was put into operation in 2011 with a new tourist activity of kayaking on the Chay River and discovering the mysterious beauty of Toi Cave,

Afghan security death toll 'unsustainable': NATO chief

 The NATO commander in Afghanistan has warned that the current casualty rates suffered by the Afghan army and police force are "unsustainable", in an interview published in Tuesday's Guardian.

Computer market expected to recover

 VietNamNet Bridge – Retailers have expected the computer market to recover in the third quarter of this year as demand has increased in the back-to-school season.

Rubber export tariffs may be cut

The Ministry of Finance has collected ideas from ministries and businesses on reducing the export tax for natural rubber products to make life easier for enterprises currently faced with high inventories and decreasing selling prices.