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Tribute for General Giap held in historical site

Tribute for General Giap held in historical site

A respect-paying service for General Vo Nguyen Giap was held in the former Dien Bien Phu campaign headquarters in Muong Phang commune, Dien Bien district, the north-western mountainous province of the same name, on October 12.
Typhoon kills 12 in Philippines

Typhoon kills 12 in Philippines

Typhoon Nari pummelled the northern Philippines early Saturday, ripping roofs off buildings, killing 12 people and leaving more than two million without power.
Reserve expansion gives hope to saola

Reserve expansion gives hope to saola

The People's Committee of central Thua Thien Hue province has decided to expand a nature reserve zone for the saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis), a species classified as critically endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
“My Life, My Dream” exhibition opens

“My Life, My Dream” exhibition opens

Plan International and the Centre for Studies and Applied Sciences in Gender, Family, Women, and Adolescents opened their “My Life, My Dream” photo exhibition in Hanoi on October 11.
UNICEF fundraises to prevent Vietnam child deaths

UNICEF fundraises to prevent Vietnam child deaths

The United Nation Children's Fund will hold the UNICEF ZERO awards at the InterContinental Asian Hotel in HCM City on December 5 to raise funds to reduce the preventable deaths of children to zero.
10-tonne whale stranded in Soc Trang

10-tonne whale stranded in Soc Trang

Fishermen and authorities in Vinh Chau town of southern Soc Trang province are trying to rescue a 10-tonne whale that became stranded on October 11.
World Bank to cut costs, bureaucracy: Kim

World Bank to cut costs, bureaucracy: Kim

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim on Friday announced a program to slash costs and reduce bureaucracy at the huge development organization that is expected to result in significant layoffs.
British school pupils get up close to a masterpiece

British school pupils get up close to a masterpiece

Take a Monet, a Turner and other paintings worth millions of dollars and lend them to schools for a day. It may sound like a looming disaster, but not to British organisers of a project bringing great art to kids.
Vietnam to see longer heat waves and harsh storms

Vietnam to see longer heat waves and harsh storms

Longer heat waves and strong storms are forecast to hit Vietnam in coming years, with long summer monsoon in the northern region to decrease, heard this year's third National Forum on Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation.
Vietnam expects to get more ODA from EU

Vietnam expects to get more ODA from EU

The European Union will annually grant more than 300 million euro in official assistance development to Vietnam, announced Ambassador and Head of the EU delegation to Vietnam Franz Jessen on October 10.

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