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Vietnam hails 84 percent completion of Cambodia border demarcation

Senior officials have lauded the 84 percent completion of Vietnam-Cambodia border demarcation as a historic achievement, ensuring better management and enhancing security. Nguyen Minh Vu, Standing Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister and Chairman of the National Border Committee, said at a conference Friday to review 20 years (1999-2019) of the border …

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Vietnam mulls free tablets for poor families

The Ministry of Information and Communications has put forward a plan to give each poor family a tablet if they cannot afford one. In a draft circular it is putting forward for feedback, the ministry said each poor family should be given a tablet in case they have not received …

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Vietnam, Cambodia complete 84 pct border demarcation

Vietnam and Cambodia have completed 84 percent of their border demarcation and agreed to continue negotiations to complete the remaining 16 percent soon, senior officials confirmed Friday. By September 2019, Vietnam and Cambodia had set up 315 main landmarks, 1,511 sub-landmarks and 221 markers, demarcating more than 1,044 km, about …

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Cyberattack knocks thousands offline in Europe

Cyberattack knocks thousands offline in Europe

Thousands of internet users across Europe have been thrown offline after what sources said Friday was a likely cyberattack at the beginning of Russia’s offensive in Ukraine. According to Orange, “nearly 9,000 subscribers” of a satellite internet service provided by its subsidiary Nordnet in France are without internet following a …

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Virus rages in Asia but retreats elsewhere

Virus rages in Asia but retreats elsewhere

New Zealand recorded the biggest increase in new cases, with an almost seven-fold spike, followed by Hong Kong, Vietnam, South Korea and Thailand. The Covid-19 pandemic continued its retreat around the world this week, but infections were still raging in hotspots in Asia and Oceania, led by Hong Kong and …

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Rising fuel prices keep fishermen at bay

Fuel has become such a huge expense that fishermen in central Vietnam are having trouble making a living. These days, the fishing harbor along Ca Ty River in coastal Phan Thiet Town of Binh Thuan Province is not as bustling as it should be this time of year. Normally, the …

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Vietnam-Cambodia border demarcation a ‘historic’ achievement

Senior officials have lauded achievements made in the Vietnam-Cambodia border demarcation process as historic, ensuring better management and enhancing security. The two countries have completed 84 percent of their border demarcation and agreed to continue negotiations to complete the remaining 16 percent soon, the officials said at a conference organized …

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Vietnam records another 173,631 Covid-19 cases

The Ministry of Health announced 125,568 Covid-19 local cases on Friday, plus 48,000 cases reported in Bac Ninh and Quang Ninh from the previous days. With the additional cases, Bac Ninh leads the Friday tally with 35,085 cases, followed by Quang Ninh with 22,889 and Hanoi with 21,395. On Friday, …

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Man sent to jail for raising 14 endangered tigers

A man in the central Nghe An Province on Thursday got sentenced to seven years in jail for illegally raising 14 endangered tigers. Nguyen Van Hien, 40, was jailed for “Offences against regulations on management and protection of endangered, rare animals,” as determined by Nghe An People’s Court. Hien raised …

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