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Free entrance to Ho Dynasty Citadel

Free entrance to Ho Dynasty Citadel

For this occasion, a photo exhibition with the theme of excavation from the entrails of the earth will be opened in the morning of December 15 at the citadel’s preservation centre. Hundreds of pictures of the citadel during its
Company warns of fake websites selling train tickets

Company warns of fake websites selling train tickets

Sài Gòn Railway Transport Joint Stocks Company, a subsidiary of Vietnam Railway Corporation, has warned passengers about fake websites offering train tickets, particularly those for trips on the occasion of the Tết (Lunar New Year) celebration.
Declining forested land triggers elephant conflict

Declining forested land triggers elephant conflict

The continual erosion of forested land by local people has narrowed the living space for elephants in Dong Nai Province, leading to more conflict. In addition, the province’s elephant conservation project has still proceeded at a very slow pace.
Australia co-operates on illegal immigration activities

Australia co-operates on illegal immigration activities

A new Memorandum of Understanding between the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection and Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security will provide a formal framework for the return of Vietnamese nationals that have attempted to enter Australia illegally.
Vietnam treasures relations with UAE: NA Chairwoman

Vietnam treasures relations with UAE: NA Chairwoman

Vietnam always attaches importance to the friendship and all-round cooperation with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – one of its leading partners in trade, investment and labour in the Middle East, said National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.
Vietjet opens Hai Phong-Seoul route

Vietjet opens Hai Phong-Seoul route

Budget carrier Vietjet Air on December 12 launched the Hai Phong – Seoul route by welcoming the first flight to Cat Bi International Airport.
Renowned works of arts to be auctioned

Renowned works of arts to be auctioned

Three sculptures and 20 paintings by renowned Vietnamese and other Southeast Asian artists will go under the hammer at an auction in HCM City this Saturday.
Monitoring of beaches continues after Formosa disaster

Monitoring of beaches continues after Formosa disaster

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has asked to continue monitoring 19 beaches in the four central provinces polluted by the mass fish deaths following a toxic leak from the Formosa Ha Tinh steel plant.

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