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Indonesia applies anti-dumping duties on VN steel

 The Indonesian Anti-Dumping Committee (KADI) has announced the application of anti-dumping measures on colour-coated steel sheet imports from Viet Nam and China.

Vietnam’s beer market has potential, but not for all

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam remains one of the few beer markets in the world which is still maintaining high growth. However, not all breweries have succeeded in the market.

HCM City cracks down on prostitution, gaming at service businesses

 The HCM City People’s Committee has asked a number of local administrative agencies to crack down on illegal prostitution and gaming activities at service businesses like bars and massage parlours.

US surgeons provide free operations for children

 A group of American doctors are providing free surgery for children in the central and central highlands regions.

99-year land lease not regulated in draft law on special economic zones

 The draft Law on Special Administrative and Economic Units will not regulate the lease land of up to 99 years at special economic zones, the National Assembly (NA) Office said in its announcement released on June 9. 

Uncompleted electric fence project sees hungry elephants reaching out

 An uncompleted electric fence has been unable to prevent wild elephants from looking for food at farms and gardens in Dong Nai Province.

Vietnam Airlines increases pilot salaries

 National carrier Vietnam Airlines have raised salaries for the firm’s pilots from June 1 with rises depending on different kinds of airplanes.

Binh Thuan settles disturbances caused by extremists

Peace has returned to the streets and traffic has resumed smoothly in Phan Thiet city in the morning of June 11 after authorised forces worked all night to disperse incited crowds around the headquarters of the provincial People’s Committee. 

Thai, Japanese, South Korean investors buy Vietnamese plastics companies

Many strong brands in the plastics industry have fallen into the hands of investors from Thailand, Japan and South Korea, which has raised concern about the future of the industry.

MobiFone, VTC eye scratch card payments for services

 Representatives of MobiFone and Vietnam Multimedia Corporation (VTC) have proposed the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) to consider scratch card payment for digital content services.

Drastic solutions urged to address child sexual abuse

 Statistics showed as many as 2,000 cases of child abuse recorded each year in Vietnam, including 1,500 molestations. It is said that more drastic measures should be taken to strictly deal with violations.

Domestic market remains stable in May

 The domestic market remained stable in May with total revenue from goods retail sales and services exceeding $15.6 billion, up 1.5 percent against the previous month and 10.4 percent year-on-year. 

Violence against medical staff in VN should be prevented

 Ninety percent of assaults against medical workers occurred while they were treating patients and those actions should be prevented.

Czech experts laud Vietnam’s balanced, open external policy

 Experts from the Czech Republic have expressed his concerns about the recent militarisation of China in the East Sea while lauding Vietnam’s balanced and open external policy.

Controversial draft law on special zones postponed

 The vote to approve the controversial draft Law on Special Administrative and Economic Units will be postponed until the sixth National Assembly session, to commence in October, instead of the on-going fifth.

Requiem for Vietnamese fallen soldiers held in London

 The Vietnam Buddhist Sangha (VBS) in the UK and the Vietnamese Association in the country held a requiem in London on June 10 for fallen Vietnamese soldiers.

Be judicious in showing patriotism

The draft Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units of Van Don, Bac Van Phong and Phu Quoc has been a hot topic not only at the on-going fifth session of the 14th National Assembly but also on the mass media during recent days. 

SOEs under trade ministry to be inspected

 The Government Inspectorate will carry out an inspection targeting State-owned enterprises (SOEs) in which the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) controls State capital.

Vietnamese overseas investment exceeds $187 million

Vietnamese enterprises invested nearly 184.7 million USD in overseas projects in the first five months of this year, according to the General Statistics Office.

Vietnam sees potential for organic fertilizer business

 Vietnam’s imports of organic fertiliser has surged in the past three years, reflecting increasing demand for the green product.