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Captain Toyota Chikara was quoted by Voice of Vietnam as saying that says this is the first Japanese patrol vessel to visit Da Nang since the two countries signed an agreement in September 2016 to boost maritime security. … [Read more...] about Japan Coast Guard vessel joins maritime drills in Vietnam

VASEP Deputy General Secretary Nguyen Hoai Nam said several enterprises exporting tra fish (pangasius), tuna and shrimp had faced suspension of payment for export contracts because Chinese banks were not open due to the coronavirus epidemic. It was expected that from February 16 when banks are set to reopen, Chinese partners would be able to pay Vietnamese export contracts for goods shipped by sea. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES FEB. 14

Now, every day thousands of visitors travel to Sa Pa where they can discover more about the rich culture and landscapes of the northwest at Sun World Fansipan Legend. Tourists can also take a ride through the nearby valleys on the Muong Hoa funicular before taking a trip on the world’s longest three-cable car to the peak of Fansipan, where Sun Group have also developed a complex of spiritual buildings, shrines and monuments.  … [Read more...] about Modern theme parks and man-made marvels have energised tourism destinations throughout Vietnam

Not only will the students consider the possible economic impact the memorial wall could have on Fall River, but they will also look at the city’s other tourist attractions including Bicentennial Park, Battleship Cove and the Marine Museum. … [Read more...] about Students to study economic impact of Fall River Vietnam wall

Decades after the Vietnam War ended, unexploded ordnance still threatens a fifth of the country’s land mass and explosions occur frequently, killing more than 1,500 people every year and maiming and injuring 2,200 more, according to official data. … [Read more...] about 2 killed by wartime bomb explosion in Vietnam