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Canal stoppage main cause of flooding in Saigon

VietNamNet Bridge - The flooding in HCM City is becoming more serious despite money spent on solutions to prevent floods. The filling of canals with rubbish and the illegal building on waterway banks have both slowed canal drainage. 

11M State budget deficit at $7.6 billion

 The State budget deficit in the first eleven months of this year stood at VND172.9 trillion ($7.6 billion), according to the latest figures from the General Statistics Office (GSO).

Hanoi enters daisy season

These days, Hanoi’s streets and flower fields in well-known flower villages are filled with tiny pure-white daisies. In Hanoi, daisy season heralds the arrival of winter.

'Wood King' dismissed from his company

Three Deputy CEOs and two members of the Board of Management at Truong Thanh Furniture, including the company’s founder and his son, were dismissed from their duties under a resolution from the Board on November 28.

Early Christmas atmosphere overwhelms HCM city

 Christmas is two weeks to come, but Ho Chi Minh City streets have been animated by the bustle of its atmosphere.

Vietnam, France forge stronger ICT cooperation

 Minister of Information and Communication Truong Minh Tuan visited France from November 26-29, aiming to strengthen cooperation between Vietnam and France in information technology and communications.

Top export agricultural products in 11 months

Exports of key agricultural products are estimated at US$13.7 billion in 11 months ending December.

Saigonese, Hanoians prefer buying goods online via Facebook

VietNamNet Bridge - Fashion products are the most easily sold online items in Vietnam, followed by high-tech products and mobile phones.

Red tide causes fish deaths in Khanh Hoa

 Red tide has been blamed for the death of over 10 tonnes of fish in the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa according to a report by local authorities released Tuesday.

Internet of Things has major potential in Vietnam

Managers of IT enterprises believe that the potential of the Internet of Things in Vietnam is huge but it is nonetheless essential to have more supportive policies from the government, the 11th Asia IoT Business Platform 2016 held in Hanoi heard. 

Vietstar Airlines readies for take-off

 The government has given in principle approval for Vietstar Airlines to provide passenger and cargo transport services.

SCIC sets opening price for Vinamilk shares

 The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) announced its final price for 9 per cent of shares in the Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk) at VND144,000 per share (US$6.32).

E5 bio-fuel to replace A92 petrol

 E5 bio-fuel will replace A92 petrol by June 2017 as many localities in the country are using the bio-fuel product, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) said.

One tonne of tusks seized in HCM City

 Three containers holding illegally trafficked elephant tusks hidden inside timber logs weighing a total of one tonne were discovered this morning at Cat Lai Port.

Hoang Anh Gia Lai sign one-year contract with American midfielder

 V.League 1 team Hoang Anh Gia Lai FC have signed on American midfielder Mobi Fehr. The 22-year-old will play for his new club for one year.

Three Vietnamese clubs may compete in AFC events

 Viet Nam will have one representative at the Asian Football Confederation’s (AFC) Champions League in the next two years.

449 people pledge to donate organs

 As many as 449 people attending a ceremony last Sunday (Nov 28) signed a pledge to donate their organs after death to the National Coordination Centre for Organ Transplantation.

13.5 million Vietnamese suffer from common mental disorders

 Around 15 per cent of Viet Nam’s population – approximately 13.5 million ­people – suffer from 10 of the more common mental disorders, reveal statistics released yesterday.

Vietnam, Cambodia boost transport connection

 Transport connectivity will help boost the development of Cambodian and Vietnamese economies, said Tauch Chan Kosal, Cambodian Secretary of State at the Ministry of Public Works and Transport.

International law key to East Sea dispute

 Upholding the rule of law is fundamental to maintaining peace and security in the East Sea, said experts at a maritime workshop in Hanoi on November 29.