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Vietnamese drank 3.4 billion liters of beer in 2015

 VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s beer consumption in 2015 increased by 10% compared to 2014, and showed that on average each Vietnamese drinks nearly 38 liters of beer a year.

Super-aircraft A350 of Vietnam Airlines suffers technical malfunction

VietNamNet Bridge -After two days, an A350 aircraft of Vietnam Airlines could not fly because of a technical malfunction in Paris. The carrier had to send a Boeing 777 Paris to pick up 201 passengers.

Defence Ministry releases initial conclusion of the unidentified objects

 VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam People's Army Deputy Chief of the General Staff and Lieut. Gen. Vo Van Tuan has said that the strange objects falling from the sky in Tuyen Quang and Yen Bai were manufactured by Russia.

Businesses, individuals complain about fee on bank deposits

VietNamNet Bridge - The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has vowed to tighten the foreign exchange market as it has been doing with the gold market. 

Brutal festivals to be banned in Vietnam

 Festivals depicting evil activities of brutality and violence will be banned. This was announced in Circular No. 15 issued by the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism on December 30.

Yemen beat Vietnam in friendly match

 Vietnam's U23 lost 1-2 to Yemen in a friendly match on January 4 in Doha, Qatar.

Photos: Over 100 tons of dead fish in Dong Nai River

 Tonnes of fish bred in floating rafts in Bien Hoa City, southern Dong Nai Province have died in the past few days, causing vast damage to local farming households.

El Nino projected to cause water shortage in HCM City

 The El Nino phenomenon in 2016 will cause freshwater shortage in HCM City and other southern areas, the National Hydro-Meteorological Service has said.

French gastroenterologist to operate in Hanoi hospital

  Dr Joel Leroy, a world-class French endoscopy expert, will operate on patients suffering from gastrointestinal issues at Saint Paul Hospital in Hanoi from January 15 to 20.

Vietnam's top ten medical events in 2015 announced

 The Ministry of Health on January 5 released the most notable medical events in 2015 which have contributed to giving a facelift to the sector.

China’s stocks have little impact on Vietnam

 The influence of China’s stock market plunge on Vietnam is insignificant, illustrated by the rising liquidity on the first trading session on January 4.

Cross-border trade hoped to reach $30 billion this year

Trade via border gates is expected to reach 30 billion USD in 2016, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Cam Tu said at a Hanoi conference on January 5.

Vietnamese-born Australian added to under-30 stock millionaire list

VietNamNet Bridge - Young faces have appeared on the list of millionaires who have stock assets worth millions of dollars. These include a Vietnamese-Australian who has stocks worth VND85 billion.

Vietnam targets 5 percent decrease in fatal labour accidents

 Vietnam targets a 5 percent annual decrease in fatal labour accidents under the 2016-2020 National Programme on Labour Safety and Hygiene recently approved by the Prime Minister. 

Nha Trang Bay encroached upon by construction works

VietNamNet Bridge - Residents in the coastal city of Nha Trang fear that their beautiful beaches may disappear as modern construction works are being built by the sea, spoiling  landscapes.

3D TV has had its day in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - The number of 3D TVs now accounts for 10 percent of TVs available in the market. It is only considered a supporting feature for high-end models and is less favored than Smart TVs.

Preparations for 12th Party Congress on schedule

 Preparations for the 12th National Party Congress have been basically completed to date, said Politburo member and permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat Le Hong Anh.

Ukraine prioritises external relations with ASEAN, Vietnam

 The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), including Vietnam, has become one of the top priorities in the external policies of Ukraine, an expert has said.

17 percent of students have considered commit suicide

A report on school health situation released by the Ministries of Health and Education & Training showed that 16.9 percent of students had intention to commit suicide, and of these, 21.8 percent had to receive medical treatment.

Savoring special Nha Trang vermicelli soup

VietNamNet Bridge – Some tourists say a trip to Nha Trang, a resort city on the central coast, will not be complete without having a bowl of bun ca sua, a type of rice vermicelli soup served with fried fish paste and jelly fish.