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Danang downplays poisoned fish fears

Danang downplays poisoned fish fears

Luu Quang Khanh, head of Danang City Fisheries Department, has claimed the dead fish found in the city are not the victims of the current poisoning scandal affecting Ha Tinh and three other provinces.
Locals cash in on poisoned dead fish

Locals cash in on poisoned dead fish

People in Ha Tinh and Quang Binh provinces are flocking to the sea to collect dead fish for traders to earn huge profits despite severe warnings about potential food poisoning.
Mekong urged to improve irrigation

Mekong urged to improve irrigation

Experts have urged the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta provinces to rezone irrigation systems and dredge canals to cope with the damaging effects of climate change.
India says 330 million people suffering from drought

India says 330 million people suffering from drought

One of the government's most senior lawyers PS Narasimha told the Supreme Court that a quarter of the country's population, spread across 10 states, have been hit by drought after two consecutive years of weak monsoons.
Environmentalists strongly oppose new hydropower plant

Environmentalists strongly oppose new hydropower plant

Scientists and environmentalists across the country have raised their voice to strongly oppose the construction of the Đrang Phôk Hydropower Plant at the end of this year in the Central Highlands Đắk Lắk Province’s Krông Na Commune.
Canals may be used to regulate floods

Canals may be used to regulate floods

Experts have proposed using the Nhiêu Lộc – Thị Nghè Canal as a reservoir to regulate water as urban floods have become more serious during the rainy season in HCM City.
Hanoi drainage project runs behind schedule

Hanoi drainage project runs behind schedule

The Hanoi Drainage Project for Environmental Improvement which was started more than a decade ago is still under progress while the capital's inadequate sewers are still unable to cope with heavy flooding.

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