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100 coaches asked to stop operations in Hanoi

Hanoi’s Transport Department has asked Transport Corporation Hanoi (Transerco) to stop the operation of more than 100 coaches at the city’s coach stations for one month.

 

Legal inadequacy creates conditions for child sexual abuse: NA

Despite rising social awareness of child sexual assaults, legal loopholes still exist which made it difficult to administer appropriate punishments for the crime.

 

Digital economy requires national strategy for network security

Vietnam’s digital economy has progressed rapidly in recent years, but challenges in network security require the country to build a comprehensive national strategy to address network vulnerabilities.

 

Schools, colleges begin reducing use of plastics

Educational institutions in several provinces and Ho Chi Minh City are encouraging their students and staff not to use single-use plastic water bottles and straws as part of the UN’s global Beat Plastic Pollution campaign.

 

Vietnam temporarily rank second at Hong Kong U18 tournament

Vietnam tied 0-0 with Myanmar in the second match of the four-side International U18 Football Tournament in Hong Kong on April 20.

 

US Senate delegation welcomed in HCM City

Politburo member and Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Nguyen Thien Nhan hosted a reception on April 20 for a US Senate delegation, led by Senator Patrick Leahy, Vice Chair of the Senate Committee on Appropriations.

 

Mortgage requirements stand between small companies and bank loans

Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are unable to borrow from banks because they do not have property to mortgage, Tran Viet Anh, Vice Chairman of the HCM City Business Association, has said.

 

PM’s Czech Republic visit opens up new cooperation directions

Many opinions in the Czech Republic have shared the view that the agreements reached during PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s visit to Czech from April 16-17 have opened up new directions for bilateral cooperation in the time ahead.

 

No Vietnamese affected in Sri Lanka’s bombings

No Vietnamese citizens have been reported among victims of explosions in Sri Lanka on April 21, according to the Vietnam Embassy in Sri Lanka.

 

Criminal case regarding seizure of 700kg of crystal meth prosecuted

The Investigation Police Agency of central Nghe An province has begun criminal proceedings against the case of “illegally transporting drugs, not denouncing criminals and taking property by force” for further investigation.

 

Startup people in Vietnam advised to be more attentive to IP right

Intellectual property (IP) is now considered one of the key factors in national commercial, educational, cultural exchange and cooperation.

 

Long-term prospects for Vietnam look good: Capital Economics

Vietnam’s GDP growth looks set to slow over the next couple of years, but the country is likely to remain one of the region’s best performing economies, according to Capital Economics.

Three expat runners to join 300-kilometer relay to help Vietnamese newborns

Three foreign runners will take part in the Red River Run, a 300-kilometer relay scheduled for 5 a.m. on April 22, to raise funds to improve healthcare services for local newborns.

 

Police break up large drug ring in HCM City

HCMC police confirmed on April 19 that they have arrested members of a large drug trafficking ring in District 5, seizing more than 1.1 tons of drugs transported by two Taiwanese, Yeh Ching Wei, 33, and Chiang Wei Chih, 31.

 

Eximbank ordered to compensate Chu Thi Binh with over VND115 billion

The HCMC High-level People's Court has ruled that Eximbank must pay over VND115 billion to Chu Thi Binh, who was swindled out of US$10.5 million by former deputy director of the Eximbank HCMC branch Le Nguyen Hung.

 

Scooters account for 37% of dust emissions in HCMC

The number of vehicles is on the steep rise in HCMC, with scooters making up a staggering 37% of exhaust emissions, said an expert at a roundtable on the environment in HCMC on April 19.

 

Top 7 trends for Vietnam’s IT sector in 2019

In addition to outsourcing, fintech, blockchain or AI are now among notable trends of Vietnam’s IT industry.

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2nd Co-operative Registrars’ Forum opens in HCM City

 

New usages of MOF material in healthcare, industrial manufacturing

After graduating from the HCMC-based Vietnam University of Science  Nguyen Thi Kieu Phuong confidently pursued synthetic chemistry, focusing strongly on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).

Bright prospect for Vietnam’s key economic sectors in 2019

In 2018, manufacturing remained the driving force of the economy with an increase of 12.98% year-on-year, contributing 2.55 percentage points to Vietnam’s 10-year high economic growth of 7.08%.