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Japan counts down to cherry blossom fever

Japan counts down to cherry blossom fever

The cherry blossom season in Japan kicks off boozy parties across the country and draws tourists from far and wide, but the annual coming-of-spring ritual isn't official until inspectors like Hisato Nishii sign off on it.
PM: Medicinal herbs are untapped potential

PM: Medicinal herbs are untapped potential

Due to a critical shortage of domestic supply, 80 per cent of all ingredients used in the production of Western and traditional drug production in the country are imported, said pharmacist Tạ Ngọc Dũng, Secretary General of the Vietnam
More doors open for Vietnamese migrant workers

More doors open for Vietnamese migrant workers

The Taiwan National Immigration Agency reports there are 179,016 Vietnamese men and women legally residing and working in the small island nation off the coast of China as of March 27, 2017.
265 businesses close doors every day

265 businesses close doors every day

The number of enterprises completing procedures in March for dissolution stood at 744, down 20.9 per cent compared to February, according to a report from the Department of Business Registration Management under the Ministry of Planning and Investment.
Paper factory pollution under scrutiny

Paper factory pollution under scrutiny

The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources has ordered the Vietnam Environment Administration to collaborate with Hau Giang province to investigate media reports about environmental pollution caused by Vietnam Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing Limited.

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