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Morning News Roundup: Japanese Language to Be Taught in Vietnam’s Primary Schools

Details: Thursday, 03 March 2016.; Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Brian Letwin.

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City to seek waste treatment funding [Vietnam News]

French photographer donates iconic work to Vietnam museum [Tuoi Tre]

6 jailed in Ho Chi Minh City for producing, selling meth [Thanh Nien]

Over three-fourths of registered Vietnamese domain names inactive [Vietnam Plus]

High prevalence of domestic violence during pregnancy: research [Vietnam News]

Mobile chat app Zalo tops 45 million users [Hanoi Times]

Japanese language to be taught in Vietnam’s primary schools [VOV]

Petrolimex out of loss, gaining $138 million profit [Vietnam Net]

Two sides of HCMC real estate market [SGGP]

Vietnam hit by worst drought in 90 years [Channel News Asia]

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