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Morning News Roundup: 9 Vietnamese Children Walk Home After Escaping Human Traffickers in China

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Friday, 18 March 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Shing Chan.

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  • Bloomberg: Vietnam’s stocks to reach highest level since 2008 [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnam's airports manager to sell 7.4% stake to Aeroports de Paris [Thanh Nien]

  • USD deposits increase despite zero interest rate [DTI]

  • ’Vietnomnom’ showcases Vietnamese street cuisine on Instagram [Vietnam News]

  • HCMC vigilantes on Facebook [Tuoi Tre]

  • First metro route to come into operation by 2020 [SGGP]

  • Nine Vietnamese children walk home after escaping human traffickers in China [Thanh Nien]

  • ‘Shakespeare lives in photography’ at Hanoi Creative City [VOV]

  • Salt water attacks Can Tho for the first time [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnam’s renowned rocker Tran Lap dies of cancer at 42 [Tuoi Tre]

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