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Sapa race to raise fund for swimming classes

Sapa race to raise fund for swimming classes

The running event Sapa21 Challenge Race for charity purposes will be organised in the tourist hotspot Sapa in northern Vietnam in a bid to raise funds to offer free swimming classes to poor children in the central region.
Primeval forest destroyed for charcoal

Primeval forest destroyed for charcoal

Hundreds of hectares of natural reforest in Quang Ninh province, the most beautiful forest in the locality, has been devastated simply because people need charcoal to do cooking.
NASA's Mars rover set for first 'test drive'

NASA's Mars rover set for first 'test drive'

A little more than two weeks after its arrival on Mars, NASA's Curiosity rover will on Wednesday make its first "test drive" before setting off on its Red Planet mission, the US space agency said.
Apple-Samsung smartphone clash heads to jury

Apple-Samsung smartphone clash heads to jury

The mammoth Apple-Samsung patent trial went to the jury, setting the stage for a verdict that could have huge implications for the hot market in smartphones and tablet computers.
Inflation reheats in major cities

Inflation reheats in major cities

Consumer price index in the country's two biggest cities in August increased again after two consecutive months of decline due to the soaring price of fuel, according to statistics office estimates.
Nation to train more family physicians

Nation to train more family physicians

The development of a family doctor system in Vietnam was handicapped by inadequate Government support, said a health expert at a recent workshop in the capital city.
Park managers abuse license

Park managers abuse license

Company which manages Youth Park in Hanoi admits that due to financial difficulties, it has to lease space to service providers.
Wages may rise up to 35%

Wages may rise up to 35%

The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs has proposed raising the monthly minimum wage by up to 35 per cent - the highest rise ever – to help employees tackle skyrocketing living costs.

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