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Russian citizens in Nha Trang city vote in Presidential
election
A Russian man casts his ballot at a voting station in Nha Trang city
Russian
nationals that are staying in Nha Trang city, in the central coastal
Second
Secretary of the Embassy of Russia in Vietnam Lunev Konstantin said that the
voting station in the city’s Vinh Truong ward served nearly 100 Russian
citizens that wished to fulfil their rights and obligations. The voting is
expected to end at 17pm on March 14.
Khanh
Hoa is home to numerous Russian specialists and businesses people, plus a
growing numbers of tourists. There are many Russian scientists working at the
Vietnam-Russia Tropical Centre in Nha Trang city, which was established 30
years ago. In 2017, the province welcomed over 440,000 Russian tourists.
In
addition to Nha Trang, the Russian Embassy will also open voting stations in
Mui Ne (Binh Thuan province), Phu Quoc island district (Kien Giang province),
In
Metropole to host French food festival
The
Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi will celebrate French cuisine at the global
gastronomic event Goût de France from March 21 to 30, attended by more than
2,000 chefs from five continents.
Organized
by
The
Metropole’s Executive Chef Paul Smart has cooked up a wide array of
traditional French fare for Goût de France, including seared foie gras with
smoked pumpkin and hazelnuts, red mullet with artichoke mousseline, and
Cheese
lovers can rejoice, as French affineur of great repute, Patrice Marchand, of
the cheese-making family Les Freres Marchand, returns to the historic hotel
for an evening of cheese and live jazz at Le Beaulieu on March 15, priced at
VND1.5 million net ($66).
On
March 22, Spanish Chef Sergi Millet, who worked at elBulli, one of the
world’s best restaurants, is set to delight palates at Le Beaulieu with a
meal priced at VND1.9 million net ($83).
The
Metropole’s Spring Culinary Festival concludes on March 30 with a special
wine dinner, featuring a number of one-of-a-kind “Made in Bordeaux” Grand
Crus, supplied by French wine trading house Mestrezat, priced at VND1.9
million net ($83).
The
Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi is an award-winning colonial and neo-classical
luxury hotel located in the heart of
The
hotel offers 364 rooms and suites together with French, Vietnamese and
Italian restaurants, three bars, seven function rooms, a heated swimming
pool, the luxurious Le Spa du Metropole, complimentary wi-fi, and a unique
Path of History tour.
Community to raise ideas for ‘smart city’
The
central city of Đà Nẵng has invited local residents, tourists and foreigners
living in the city to offer ideas and suggestions for developing Đà Nẵng as a
‘smart city’.
Vice
director of the city’s information and communication department Trần Thạch
said local residents can visit the page gopy.danang.gov.vn or switchboard
20361022 to submit their plans or solutions for a smart city design from
March 10 to April 10.
Thạch
said the department will collect and select possible ideas and plans to host
a dialogue on the feasibility of projects in late April
Many
ideas from local people and tourists posted on the page had been either
turned into reality or planned for the coming years, including a
double-decker bus route for tourists, a flower road in the Sơn Trà Mountain,
international kite competition on beach, digitalisation of items at public
museums, adventurous entertainment services and the decoration of manhole covers
with colourful paintings.
The
gopy.danang.gov.vn was launched in 2016 in order to get feedback on city
services from the local community in urban, environmental, administrative and
tourism-related services.
The
page had already received 600 opinions and complaints from local residents
and tourists, of which 98 per cent were resolved within seven days.
Đà
Nẵng plans to make it a “smart city” by 2020 and a “green city” in 2025.
Nearly 8,000 people ready to run for peace
About
8,000 people will take part in the 45th Hanoi Moi Newspaper Run for Peace,
which will be held at the capital’s My Dinh National Stadium in Nam Tu Liem
district on March 25.
The
annual race is set to begin at 7:30am, with the run spanning 1.5 km.
The
event will be broadcast live on the Hanoi Radio & Television channel.
At
a meeting held by the municipal Department of Culture and Sports on March 13
to review preparations for the peace run, authorities in Nam Tu Liem said
5,000 locals are ready for the race.
Last
year, more than 1,500 athletes joined the run around
13 projects win 1st prize in national science and technology
contest
More
than 400 students will take part in a national science and technology contest
for secondary schools and high schools in the southern region from March 17
to 20 in the
They
will present a total of 239 projects, 22 more than last year.
In
the north, the contest saw 249 projects by 475 students, 30 more than last
year, as it wrapped up on Tuesday in Nghệ An Province.
Thirteen
projects won first prizes worth VNĐ 1.3 million (US$57) each.
Teams
from Hà Nội won three first prizes, followed by teams from Nghệ An Province
and
Second
prizes were handed out to 26 projects and third prizes to 38 projects.
Participating
students presented their projects and were interviewed by the jury.
The
annual contest is organised by the Ministry of Education and Training to
encourage science and technology research, innovation and application at the
high school level.
The
central city’s People’s Committee has asked the local public security
department to investigate an assault on a reporter at a bar in the city’s
downtown on Sunday. The investigation agency must report on the case before
Wednesday.
According
to a report from Thạch Thang Ward’s investigation team, Hứa Vĩnh Nhân, a
reporter working for the Giao Thông (Transport) newspaper was recording the Lost&Found
Bar at 28 Bạch Đằng Street from a position on the other side of the street. A
group of six men from the bar suddenly attacked him and abducted him for two
hours from midnight on Sunday till 2am on Monday.
Nhân
declared at Thạch Thang Ward’s public security office on Monday that he was
beaten by the group of men from the bar and was illegally arrested by the
group – which he said was comprised of the bar’s staffers – for hours.
A
medical examination at the city’s hospital showed that Nhân suffered an inner
skull wound and maxillofacial trauma.
He
said his camera, ID and mobile phone were kept by attackers, and he was
released about 2am on Monday.
Nhân
said he was recording illegal nighttime activities of the bar following
complaints from local residents living near the bar.
They
said the bar had for a long time been playing music too loudly late at night.
The
case is the worst assault on reporter in the city in recent years.
Đà
Nẵng has more than 100 representative offices of newspapers with nearly 1,000
journalists, reporters and staff members.
Hepatitis A outbreak controlled in Đắk Lắk
A
Hepatitis A outbreak in Drung village, Yang Tao Commune, Lắk District of
Central Highlands province of Đắk Lắk has been so far controlled, the local
medical agency said.
Nearly
two months since the disease outbreak began in the village, no new cases have
been reported since February 23.
Between
January 22 and February 23, 22 people were diagnosed with the disease.
Locals
consume unsafe food, lack clean water and live in unhygienic conditions. Most
locals walk with bare feet.
Doctor
Trần Minh Hùng, head of the Disease Control Department of Lắk District’s
Health Centre, said that the centre has distributed Chloramin B and
instructed locals on how to use the antibacterial agent to sterilize wells,
toilets.
The
centre and local authorities have instructed locals to cook food, not to eat
raw pig blood, uncooked vegetables and treat the waste of human and animals.
Local
people must go to medical centres for health examinations and to receive
vaccines, he said.
Baby infected with rare disease saved
A
14 day-old baby infected with a rare intestinal disease is now in stable
condition after the surgery, doctors of the
The
baby from the Central Highlands
Her
mother was diagnosed with a similar disease.
Doctor
Vũ Công Tầm, head of department of surgery, anesthesiology and recovery of
Đồng
Tầm
said that the illness occurs in one of every 15,000 to 30,000 babies.
He
advised pregnant women to receive regular genetic tests and health check-ups
to identify the disease.
Japanese cherry trees presented to Bac Ninh province
A
ceremony was held at Nguyen Van Cu Park in the
Present
at the ceremony were Japanese MP Kaneko; Asaduma Sinnichi, Minister at the
Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, and representatives of the Japan-Vietnam
Friendship Association of Chukyo region and Bac Ninh province.
A
representative of the association handed over and introduced techniques to
plant 200 cherry trees.
Asaduma
Sinnichi, Minister at the Japanese Embassy in
He
expressed his belief that the cherry trees will become a bridge connecting
the Japanese and Vietnamese people.
The
plantation of cherry trees will contributed to popularising Japan’s images,
culture and people to Bac Ninh residents and enhancing mutual understanding
between the people of the two nations, he added.-
Dien Bien police uncover cross-border drugs trafficking ring
The
narcotics forces of the border guard in the northern mountainous
The
three traffickers are Giang A Tu (born in 1985, residing in Xieng Khouang
province,
A
drugs haul of 60 bricks of heroin and 40,000 pills of synthetic drugs was
seized.
Other
seized exhibits were one gun, seven bullets, two cars, one tape recorder and
eight mobile phones.
Earlier,
the drug squad police and other forces detected a ring transporting drugs
from Bokeo to Muang Khua (
VFF leader conveys condolences over death of Archbishop Bui
Van Doc
President
of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Tran Thanh Man on
March 13 sent a letter of condolences to Archbishop of Hue Archdiocese Joseph
Nguyen Chi Linh, who is also President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of
Vietnam and Bishop of Thanh Hoa Diocese over the recent passing of Archbishop
Paul Bui Van Doc.
The
letter was also conveyed to the Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City.
In
his letter, Man wrote that Bui Van Doc, who was Archbishop of Ho Chi Minh
City Archdiocese, former President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of
Vietnam, and Chairman of the conference’s Committee on the Doctrine of the
Faith passed away at 22:15 on March 6 (Rome time), or at 4:15 on March 7
(Vietnam time).
He
expressed his most profound condolences to the Catholic Bishops’ Conference
of Vietnam, bishops, priests, members of the Vietnam Catholic Church, the
Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City, Saint Joseph Seminary, and relatives of Paul
Bui Van Doc.
Man
lauded the deceased Archbishop for his dedication to the Vietnam Catholic
Church, the Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City and Catholic followers.
He
said Paul Bui Van Doc actively fostered the great national unity and the
patriotic emulation campaigns of Catholic followers in general and the
Archdiocese of Ho Chi Minh City in particular in the spirit of the Pastoral
Letter of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Vietnam, the message of the
2010 Congress of the Vietnam Catholic Church and teachings of Pope Benedict
XVI and Pope Francis.
The
VFF Central Committee wished that the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of
Vietnam, dignitaries, priests and Catholic followers would continue upholding
Paul Nguyen Van Doc’s good example and caring for the poor in service of the
nation.
Deputy Patriarch of
Deputy
Patriarch of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha's Executive Council Most Venerable
Thich Thanh Sam passed away at 6:30 on March 13 in Bac Ninh province, aged
90, according to the Government’s Committee for Religious Affairs.
On
its announcement the same day, the Committee said Most Venerable Thich Thanh
Sam had high prestige and influences among monks and nuns and followers in
and outside the country.
He
made numerous contributions to Buddhism and the nation and had been conferred
with the first and third class Independence Order, the second class War
Resistance Order, among others.
The
dignity died of old age and his funeral will be held on March 16 in Kinh Bac
ward, Bac Ninh city in Bac Ninh province.
The
Japan Patent Office (JPO) will assist the Intellectual Property Department
(IPD) under the Vietnamese Ministry of Science and Technology in implementing
a project to comprehensively improve its ability in processing applications
for industrial property (IP).
IPD
Director Dinh Huu Phi said, with its role as an intellectual property
management agency, the department has devised many specific measures to
promote intellectual property-related innovation activities, and deal with
the backlog of industrial property applications.
The
IPD suggested the JPO continue to help it with processing industrial property
registrations through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), and
retrieve intellectual property data through the Japan Funds-In-Trust under
the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO).
Accordingly,
The
JPO’s experts will work with the IPD on specific contents before submitting
to the Japanese Government for approval. It will also cooperate with WIPO and
relevant partners to assist the department in issues related to retrieving
intellectual property data.
Recently,
the Japan Funds-In-Trust helped the IPD upgrade its ability and IT
infrastructure. A large number of Vietnamese staff working in the field has
been trained under the support of the Fund.
Phi
said the JPO will aid the department in fine-tuning policies to improve the
efficiency of intellectual property protection and exploitation; better its
ability to appraise industrial property applications; accelerate the
automation of industrial property registration management system; and promote
cooperation in the work.
At
present, the number of industrial property applications submitted to the IPD
is on the rise, while the processing ability remains limited, leading to the
backlog of registrations.
In
2017, the IPD received over 102,000 applications, including 58,800
applications for intellectual property rights. The department processed more
than 80,000 applications, including 39,000 registrations for industrial
property rights, up 1 percent against 2016.-
Hanoi to celebrate Ireland’s National Day
The
The
‘greening’ ceremony will be held at 6pm and will be followed by the Ireland
Day event, a fun-filled free public event of Irish cultural activities
organised by the Centre for Sustainable Development Studies (CSDS), a partner
of the Embassy.
Minister
of State for Food, Forestry and Horticulture, Andrew Doyle, will represent
the Government of Ireland at the St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations in
Every
year on March 17,
Since
2010 a very special project called
This
year on St Patrick’s Day, over 300 of the world’s most famous landmarks
(stadiums, statues, museums and towers) in over 32 countries around the
world, such as the
Over
10,000 Irish visitors travel to
Toll to be reduced on
Toll
on a stretch of National Highway 18 in the
Residents
of the 16 wards in
The
toll fee will be reduced by 60 per cent to VNĐ20,000 (US$0.9) per vehicle for
vehicles with 12-30 seats and trucks weighing two to four tonnes, and by 57
per cent to VNĐ15,000 per vehicle for vehicles with less than 12 seats and
trucks weighing less than two tonnes.
Vehicles
with 31 or more seats and trucks weighing four to 10 tonnes will enjoy a 53
per cent toll reduction, at VNĐ35,000 per vehicle.
Toll
for trucks weighing 10-18 tonnes and for 20ft container trucks will be
reduced by 36 per cent to VNĐ90,000 per vehicle. Toll for trucks weighing
more than 18 tonnes and measuring up to 40ft will be reduced by 30 per cent
to VNĐ140,000 per vehicle.
The
project of upgrading the Hạ Long-Mông Dương section of National Highway 18
was implemented in September 2015 under the form of BOT
(build-operate-transfer). The project had a total investment capital of some
VNĐ2 trillion ($88 million) by BOT Biên Cương JSC.
The
company began collecting toll from February 13 this year. It paused toll
collection during the Tết (Vietnamese Lunar New Year) holidays and resumed it
on February 20 but was met with public opposition, with drivers blocking
traffic and causing disorder at the toll station.
Photo contest on rural women launched
A
photo contest on Rural Women and Sustainable Development has kicked off with
the aim of recognising rural women’s contributions to the growth and
prosperity of Việt
UN
Women joined hands with the Embassies of Australia and
Photographers
can send their entries to the organising board before June 8.
Participants
are encouraged to submit photos under six specific topics including rural
women and technology; rural women and sustainable agriculture; rural women
and disaster/climate change; rural women in business and/or co-operatives;
rural women in leadership and decision making; and gender equality between
rural women and men.
Photography
is detail-oriented and highlights specific individuals and scenes. It can be
a powerful tool to raise awareness and to trigger positive development in
society. This contest gives a platform to Vietnamese society to picture the
positive changes they want to see regarding empowering rural women.
The
winning images, in colour or black-and-white, will be selected based on the
strength of their potential impact on society’s perceptions of rural women
and sustainable development.
The
awarding ceremony and exhibition of excellent works will take place on
October 20.
Can Tho looks to complete new-style rural area plan in 2019
The
Mekong Delta city of
The
target was made during the working session on March 13 between the city’s
National Assembly delegation led by deputy head of the delegation Nguyen
Thanh Xuan and Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Dao Anh
Dung, head of the Steering Committee for the national target programme on
new-style rural area building of the city.
Xuan,
also head of the city’s supervision team for the implementation of the
programme, noted that by the end of 2017, 27 of 36 communes fulfilled all
criteria of the programme, completing 75 percent of the city’s plan.
Dung
said the most difficult criteria for the remaining communes include those in
health insurance, poor household ratio, income and environment.
He
pointed to a lack of resources for development, especially infrastructure
building, as hampering progress.
Dung
proposed that the Government give more incentives for enterprises to
encourage them to invest more in production facilities in rural areas, thus
creating jobs and improving incomes for locals.
The
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development should provide more investment
to pilot models of concentrated agricultural production, he said, adding that
the city needs resources for maintaining education, health care and cultural
works in recognised communes.
Xuan
pledged that he will propose the National Assembly, Government, ministries
and sectors tackle issues related to mechanisms and policies, as well as
adjusting some new-style rural area criteria to suit the conditions of each
locality.
The
national target programme on building new-style rural areas, initiated by the
Vietnamese Government in 2010, sets 19 criteria on socio-economic
development, politics, and defence, aiming to boost rural regions of
The
list of criteria includes the development of infrastructure, the improvement
of production capacity, environmental protection, and the promotion of
cultural values.
Under
a decision issued by the Prime Minister in April 2016, a district must have
all communes meeting all of the criteria to be designated as a new-style
rural district. Earlier, those with at least 75 percent of the communes
satisfying the 19 criteria were eligible.
According
to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, as of February 21,
2018, there were 3,160 communes recognised as new-style rural areas, 35.4
percent of total communes.
FLC Thanh Hóa failed to get the points needed at Mỹ Đình
Stadium
The
coach of FLC Thanh Hóa let U-23 goalkeeping star Bùi Tiến Dũng play in
the match against Bali United yesterday at Mỹ Đình stadium. The national
hero managed to keep a clean sheet, but his team failed to score the goals
they needed to raise their chances of getting through to the next round. The
game ended 0-0.
FLC
Thanh Hóa dominated most of the game, but failed to capitalize on chances
and break past the effective defense of Bali United.
FLC
Thanh Hóa gained only one point, giving them 4 points in total and placing
them third in the group.
The
chances for FLC Thanh Hóa to go further in the tournament are slim.
Feeling
pressure to win the match, FLC Thanh Hóa mounted a strong attack against
Bali United, pushing the opponents to stick together and defend their goal.
FLC
Thanh Hóa managed 20 shots, 7 of which were on target, while Bali United
made only 4 shots.
Thief gets a healthy dose of karma after nabbing a motorbike
Nguyễn
Mạnh Hùng successfully stole a motorbike and earned VNĐ7 million (US$300) by
selling it on to another person.
The
next time, he stole a motorbike parked in front of a rented house in Nha
Trang, central
Hùng
offered a price of VNĐ2.5million ($110) to the owner of a motel. However, the
man refused to buy it because it looked too old.
Hùng
left the bike in the yard waiting for another ‘customer’ to come along.
The
next day when he came back, the motorbike had been stolen.
The
ill-fated thief not only received no profit from his ill-gotten gains but was
also sentenced to several years in prison after being caught by the police.
Lesson
learned: keep a close eye on your stolen property, karma is sure to come back
and bite you.
Women’s special day gets even more special after big win
Women
working at a sub-commission on publicity and education in the Central
Highlands
Their
boss, Lê Thị Kim Đơn, head of the sub-commission, bought 40 lottery tickets
issued by
Women’s
day was complete when the results were announced at the end of the day.
18
out of the 40 tickets won prizes, worth a total of VNĐ4.8 billion
(US$208,700).
Đơn
received a gift for herself by nabbing four winning tickets, worth VNĐ200
million ($8,700).
From
now on, we may see lottery tickets running quickly ‘out of stock’ on special
occasions.
Restaurant moonlights as museum to preserve president’s dining
spot
Bún
chả Hương Liên, a family-run restaurant serving rice noodles with grilled
pork, on Lê Văn Hưu Street in Hà Nội, is well-known for its other name – ‘Bún
chả Obama’. The former
Since
then, the restaurant has been crowded with diners from all over Việt
Its
owner, a woman named Liên, carefully washed the dishes, plates, spoons and
chopsticks that the two men used and stored them in a safe place right after
the meal. The owner has recently set up a corner of the restaurant’s second
floor as a ‘museum’, honouring her distinguished guests.
A
set of plates, spoons, chopsticks, two bottles of beer and other items are
organised exactly as they were on the table where Obama and Bourdain ate
together. Of course, the iconic low plastic stools are included. To preserve
the moment forever, the setup is surrounded by protective glass.
Now
diners visit the restaurant not only to eat but also to see the display.
Liên
said that diners suggested she display the dishes. Many people called her to
ask if she wants to sell the table, stools or empty beer bottles.
Some
people think that this is a promotion strategy. Others doubt whether the
dishes, spoons and chopsticks are really the ones that the former president
used.
No
matter how the public has responded, Liên told media that it is not to
promote her eatery but to save the memorable image.
“For
us, he (the President) is a close and lovable person that we appreciate a
lot,” she said.
A
memorial service will be held in May to repatriate 65 sets of remains of
Vietnamese fallen soldiers from
It
was said at the March 13 meeting between representatives of Xiangkhuang
province, the National Steering Committee for the Search and Gathering
Martyrs' Remains, National Steering Committee 1237, Military Zone 4 and Nghe
An Military Command to review the search, gathering and repatriation of
remains of Vietnamese fallen combatants.
At
the meeting, the participants discussed and reviewed cooperative efforts in
Xiangkhuang province in 2018. Both sides agreed on the plan to repatriate 65
sets of remains back to
Mr
Khamesen Manivonge, deputy mayor of Xiangkhuang province committed to further
assisting these activities.
He
also extended gratitude to Vietnamese specialists and soldiers who laid down
their lives for peace, independence, freedom and happiness of Lao people.
A
team of eye specialists from Quang
The
Vietnamese eye doctors performed 449 medical check-ups and 31 eye surgeries
at Sekong provincial hospital. They also presented medicines and gifts to the
patients.
The
medical team is led by Hoang Chau Sinh, former vice secretary of Quang Nam
Party Committee and current vice president of the Vietnam-Laos Friendship
Association in Quang
An Suong Tunnel in
Tunnel
N1 at An Suong 3-level intersection in
The
VND514 billion project aiming to ease traffic congestion in HCM city includes
two tunnels separating vehicles travelling in opposite directions.
Tunnel
N1 at An Suong intersection in Hoc Mon district is 445metres long and 9
metres wide with two lanes. The tunnel is designed with a lifespan of 100
years and would be able to survive 7 magnitude earthquakes.
Deputy
director of the Urban Traffic Management Zone No. 3,Trinh Linh Phuong, said
the project would help reduce traffic congestion and accident hotspots at An
Suong crossroads.
Mr
Phuong also asked Hoc Mon district People’s Committee to speed up the land
acquisition progress to enable Tunnel N2 be completed this year.
Wheel pops off bus in
An
old bus had its wheel comes off while traveling in Ho Chi Minh City on March
12, frightening passengers aboard yet leaving nobody injured.
The
incident took place when the rear left wheel of the bus en route to
The
old bus tilted diagonally, leaving its rear axle screeching the asphalt,
according to one witness.
Tran
Chi Trung, director of the Public Transportation Management and
The
cause was attributed to the broken rear axle, according to Trung.
The
Thanh Son Cooperative, which operates the bus, was then required by the
center to review all of its old buses, put them under maintenance, and
register for a quality evaluation.
The
center has also promised to perform regular checks on all public transport
vehicles in use so as to ensure the safety of passengers.
The
bus, one of the No. 29 series, commuting from Thu Duc Produce Market in Thu
Duc District to
The
old model has been in use for nearly 10 years, notorious for an unaesthetic
exterior and interior, an inadequate cooling system, grumbling engine noises,
and often criticized for exhausting plumes of black smoke from its rear.
Tech bosses of multi-million-dollar gambling ring arrested
Two
technology officers from VTC Online and CNC were arrested for running a
multi-million-dollar gambling line under the wings of former C50 director
general.
The
investigation agency has arrested two technology officers for running a
multi-million-dollar gambling ring that involved Nguyen Thanh Hoa, former
director general of the Ministry of Public Security's High-Technology
Department (C50), who has just been arrested a few days ago.
The
arrested duo include Phan Sao Nam, founder and former chairman of VTC Online,
and Nguyen Van Duong, chairman of high-tech security development company CNC,
the masterminds behind a huge gambling ring.
This
operation was based in Phu Tho province and nearly 70 people have been
arrested for involvement since August 2017.
The
local police said that
The
investigation found that there are around eight million frequent users on
this trans-national gambling site. The police has seized more than VND1
trillion ($44 million) so far and suspect that a further $3.6 million has
been transferred overseas.
Nguyen
Thanh Hoa, former chief of the cyber-crime unit, had failed to shut down the
syndicate after discovering it, and instead offered his protection. Hoa was
director general of the C50 from 2009, after long years of working in the
economic crime unit. He was suspended in late 2017 for his involvement in the
crime ring.
According
to Article 249 of the Penal Code, organising gambling or running gambling
dens is punishable with up to 10 years of imprisonment.
Singer Cat Tuong to embark on
Singer
Vu Cat Tuong is set to perform in the Japanese city of
According
to the organising board, the singer was invited to take part in a range of
cultural exchange activities in
In
addition, she will hold a fan meeting and a mini-show titled “Hello Osaka I
am Vu Cat Tuong” at 19:00 on March 24, at TB-SQUARE, 2-13-22 Shimanouchi,
Chuo-ku. The show will be live streamed on the Vlive channel.
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