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MobiFone launches north-south transmission line

 The MobiFone Telecommunications Corporation (MobiFone) launched the north-south transmission backbone at a ceremony in Hanoi on July 1.

Google Apps for Work free to Vietnamese businesses

 Google has announced it offered free access for large and small-scale businesses in Vietnam to Google Apps for Work by the end of June this year, according to ICT news.

Duc, Thao reach first international badminton final

 Do Tuan Duc and Pham Nhu Thao reserved a spot at their first international final at the Yonex Canada Open badminton tournament on Saturday.

Hanoi leader visits Australia’s Victoria State to foster all-round tie

 Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Chung paid a working visit to the Australian State of Victoria to strengthen bilateral understanding and learn the locality’s experience in urban management and building a green and modern city.

Vietnam mulls measures to collect tax from Uber, Coca-Cola, Big C

VietNamNet Bridge - Government officials and experts have mixed views about the collection of taxes from Uber, Coca-Cola and Big C.

Nhat wins gold, sets national record in swimming

 VietNamNet Bridge – Lam Quang Nhat grabbed a gold medal at the Budapest Swimming Open’s men’s 800m freestyle event, with a time of 8min 10.99sec on Saturday in Hungary.

SHB Da Nang climb to V.League second place

 VietNamNet Bridge – SHB Da Nang replaced FLC Thanh Hoa in V.League’s second place after winning their rival 2-1 in the round 14 match yesterday (July 3) on their home ground.

Vietnamese scientists develop air-pollution warning software

VietNamNet Bridge - Scientists from the Hanoi University of Engineering & Technology, a member school of Hanoi National University, have invented an air pollution warning system by using satellite images.

Thanh Tri stuffed pancakes

 VietNamNet Bridge – In Hanoi, pancakes have become a cheap and tasty breakfast made and sold at stands. Although there are so many kinds of pancakes, Thanh Tri pancakes remain the most popular ones.

Urgent plans needed to adapt to climate change, rising sea levels

The historic drought this year affected 45,000 hectares of rice and crops, causing a loss of VND8.114 trillion in total. The drought and saline intrusion caused 2 million people to lack water for daily use,

Indian soap operas popular on Vietnamese TV

 VietNamNet Bridge - The massive landing of Indian TV soap operas on Vietnam’s television channels has worried many people.

Photos of Vietnam’s 87-year-old woman in swimsuit attract millions of viewers

 VietNamNet Bridge – The photos showing an old lady in swimwear, smiling happily next to her husband on the beach, have been shared by millions of people on the Internet in recent days.

The third wave of South Korean investment in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - Investors from South Korea have been topping the list of foreign investors in Vietnam in the last two years.

Vocational schools close for lack of students

VietNamNet Bridge - Many vocational schools have closed some training majors, and analysts say they may have to shut down entirely as they cannot find students.

Volunteers fix roads one pothole at a time

VietNamNet Bridge – Tan Loc Islet residents don’t wait around for things to get done. Instead, they take to the streets to repair infrastructure on their own.

Foreign investors may flatten Vietnam beer market

 A recently released study by the Vietnam Industry Research and Consultant (VIRAC) shows that beer production and consumption in Vietnam for 2014 reached an all-time record high of 3.1 billion litres with revenue of US$4.56 billion.

Vietnam suspends sales of 13 Coca-Cola products

 The Ministry of Health has suspended sales of 13 beverage products of Coca-Cola Vietnam categorised as “supplement food” because the company does not have certificates on food safety for supplement food production.

Hanoi Collective Orchestra to perform improvisational works

 The Hanoi Collective Orchestra will come back for the second time in Hanoi on July 17 in the courtyard of the Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam.

Brexit indirectly increases public debt

 Vietnam’s public debt may be higher due to the stronger Japanese Yen emerging from the Brexit crisis, according to Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI).

Vietnamese herbalist receives ASEAN award

 VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Dinh Tru of Viet Nam was presented with the ASEAN Award as an outstanding herbalist who had made significant contributions to the community.