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Three people in family die in fire

Three people in family die in fire

A couple, both age 36, along with their 10-year-old daughter, died when their house caught fire in southern An Giang Province's An Phu District early December 1 morning.
SOE reform tops 2013 business forum’s agenda

SOE reform tops 2013 business forum’s agenda

The 2013 Vietnam Business Forum, to be held in Hanoi on December 3, will focus on the restructuring of State-owned enterprises (SOEs), commercial banks, and the capital market, as well as corporate governance and transparency.
Top Chinese filmmaker admits having multiple children

Top Chinese filmmaker admits having multiple children

One of China's top movie directors has admitted having three children with his current wife, according to a studio media posting, after months of speculation he broke the country's controversial family planning laws several times.
Farmers kill rare wolves to protect livestock

Farmers kill rare wolves to protect livestock

A 40-strong pack of wolves thought to be endangered Asiatic wild dogs (Cuon alpines) have come under attack from farmers in northern mountainous Son La Province's Muong Lan Commune trying to protect their livestock.
New policies become effective in December

New policies become effective in December

Fresh policies shall come into force in December, 2013 including the level of vocational training support for employees, three-level development of electricity market; ceiling level of deposit and labor markets, and new regulations on registration fee.
Major cities act for international day for the disabled

Major cities act for international day for the disabled

President Truong Tan Sang on December 1 joined with Ho Chi Minh City authorities and over 7,500 local residents at a charity walk to raise awareness for the International Day for People with Disabilities, which falls on three days later.
Vietnam’s remarkable progress in HIV/AIDS control

Vietnam’s remarkable progress in HIV/AIDS control

The United Nations in Vietnam calls for more effective investments in HIV/AIDS prevention and control to achieve the “three zeros” targets- zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS related deaths.
Thailand protests turn violent

Thailand protests turn violent

Anti-government protests in Thai capital Bangkok turned violent Saturday as demonstrators tried to force their way into Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's heavily guarded offices and attacked people they suspected of being supporters of the current regime.

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