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Traffic on National Highway 16 in Lang Chanh district of the central province of Thanh Hoa has been interrupted because of the appearance of a sinkhole of 12 meters long, 9 meters wide, and 10 meters deep.
Vietnam is facing dual difficulties in exporting rice as demand from loyal markets has been lower than expected, while the price has been decreasing in the world market.
The average price of smartphones sold in Vietnam is VND5 million, higher than last year’s price of VND4.2 million.
A debate has been raised among educators and scholars about whether to teach Chinese writing in the public school system.
The bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping Global has surprised the world’s freight & forwarding market and caused alarm among Vietnamese goods owners.
The decrease in orders from foreign partners has dealt a strong blow not only to small textile & garment companies but also to big players in the market.
Experts believe that existing steel mills, plus the Formosa mega steel complex, are ‘more than enough’ for Vietnam.
The State would receive US$7 billion if it sells its stakes in 12 large corporations.
The authorities of Quang Ninh, the home to world heritage site Ha Long Bay, are considering banning dining in caves in the bay after facing opposition from locals, who fear that tourism will ruin the caves.
Visitors to Hanoi, Danang, Hoi An, and Ha Long can access free wi-fi to search for travel information.