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Quang Binh bomb victims receive international support

Quang Binh bomb victims receive international support

The People’s Committee of central Quang Binh province on September 29 received a non-governmental aid package from the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and Cluster Munitions Coalition (ICBL-CMC) to support local bomb and mine victims.
Vietnam resolved to deepen ties with Cuba: State President

Vietnam resolved to deepen ties with Cuba: State President

Vietnam is resolved to continuously deepen the traditional solidarity and comprehensive cooperation with Cuba, President Truong Tan Sang told President of the National Assembly of People’s Power of Cuba Esteban Lazo on September 29.
Indonesia to buy Vietnamese, Thai rice

Indonesia to buy Vietnamese, Thai rice

The Indonesian government has announced its intent to purchase rice from Vietnam and Thailand through government-to-government deals and its representatives will soon begin negotiations.
Vietnam-Japan university rectors' conference opens

Vietnam-Japan university rectors' conference opens

The third Vietnam-Japan University Rectors' Conference opened in the central city of Da Nang, with more than 200 delegates representing managers from 30 Japanese universities and their 40 Vietnamese counterparts.
Road accidents kill 700 in one month

Road accidents kill 700 in one month

There were 1,836 road accidents nationwide between August 16 and September 15 that left 696 people dead and injured 1,692, the latest statistics from the public security ministry said.
Hotline established to support Asian seafarers in distress

Hotline established to support Asian seafarers in distress

Trade unions representing seafarers in Asia at the recently-concluded 32nd Asian Seafarers Summit Meeting and the 24th Asian-Norway Seafarers Conference in Kyoto, Japan agreed to establish a hotline to support regional seamen in case of emergency.
President attends Policy Dialogue on Vietnam-US ties

President attends Policy Dialogue on Vietnam-US ties

President Truong Tan Sang has affirmed that the Vietnam-US ties has become an indispensable element in the concerted efforts of the international community to maintain peace, security and development in the region.
Nepal may ban disabled climbers from Everest

Nepal may ban disabled climbers from Everest

Nepal is considering banning severely disabled climbers and those deemed too old from Everest and other mountains in an attempt to improve safety, the head of its tourism department said of Monday (Sep 28).

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