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‘Sao Mai Diem Hen 2012’ singing contest held in Hue

The top 12 selected winners from across the country took part in the final round of ‘Sao Mai Diem Hen 2012’ (Morning Star Rendezvous) singing contest in Hue City on June 9.

Ministry plans science strategies

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Science and Technology will hold a one-month investigation into national science and technology development from July 1.

TV to air prize-winning student video

VietNamNet Bridge – A Vietnamese-made stop-motion video that won the top award at the worldwide United Nations PLURAL+ Video Festival will be aired on Ho Chi Minh City Television (HTV).

Train pulls a man for over 10 meters

VietNamNet Bridge – Driving a motorbike through a railway without careful observation, a man was hit by a train and pulled for more than 10 meters.

Spanish tragedy Carmen comes to opera house

VietNamNet Bridge – The HCMC Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) will present Georges Bizet’s classic Spanish love story Carmen at the HCMC Opera House at 8 p.m. today, June 11.

Unregistered SIM cards continue to dominate market

VietNamNet Bridge – About 10 million new mobile phone SIMs are activated each year but only 1-2 million are legally registered, prompting a clampdown by the Government.

Garments unsold on home market, unapproachable to export markets

Vietnamese garments cannot compete with cheap Chinese products on the home market. Meanwhile, garment exporters are thirsty for orders.

Collector wants to exhibit King Ham Nghi's painting

VietNamNet Bridge – The French owner of King Ham Nghi's painting Chieu ta (Declin du Jour) wants to exhibit it in Viet Nam on the occasion of the sovereign's 70th death anniversary.

Da Nang readies rubbish recycling plant

VietNamNet Bridge – The first stage of a new rubbish treatment plant has been completed at the Khanh Son dump, the biggest tip in central Da Nang City.

Ca Mau sets up measures to stop erosion, protect families

VietNamNet Bridge – Nearly 100 sites in the southernmost province of Ca Mau are at risk of being severely eroded during this year's storm season, according to the province's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Cultural activities mark ‘National Tourism Year 2012’

The organisers of ‘National Tourism Year 2012’ have announced that a number of cultural activities will take place during the months of June, July and August.

Hai Phong comes alive for ‘Flamboyant' tourism fest

VietNamNet Bridge – The most popular flower in the northern port city of Hai Phong – the flamboyant flower, "flame flower" or royal poinciana – was the main theme of a festival held in the city during the weekend.

France's left-wing parties take lead in 1st round of legislative election

France's Socialists and allies from the Greens and the Front Left took the lead in the first round of parliamentary election on Sunday, bolstering President Francois Hollande's chances of implementing wide-ranging reforms.

Man City’s captain likes Vietnamese non la

VietNamNet Bridge introduces pictures featuring activities of midfielder Vincent Kompany, the captain of Man City FC, during his trip in Vietnam.

Two Kenyan ministers among 6 killed in plane crash

Two Kenyan ministers were among six government officials who were killed when a police helicopter crashed early on Sunday near the capital, Nairobi.

Better days ahead for HCM City museums?

VietNamNet Bridge – Public museums in HCM City attracted around 2.6 million visitors last year, with the five museums administered by private organisations and individuals getting thousands more.

Manufacturers target popular consumers

A lot of manufacturers have shifted to make low cost products, targeting popular consumers, which is commented as a wise move in the current context of the low demand.

Scientists successfully revitalizes, cultivates hard corals

VietNamNet Bridge – Scientists have urged to take actions to revitalize coral reefs, warning that Vietnam should not dream of developing tourism with barren seabed.

The plan to collect network connection fee not applauded

The attempt by the Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) to charge pre-paid subscribers for network connections has been criticized as a method to extract higher payment from clients.

MOET says finals took place in earnest, students discovered cheating

After the high school final exams finished, a video clip showing students cribbing from each other appeared on a series of websites.