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Morning News Roundup: 7 Uplifting Stories From Vietnam in 2016 That Will Make You Smile

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Friday, 30 December 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Lee Starnes.

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  • Vietnam suffers first slowdown in economic growth for 4 years [Tuoi Tre]

  • Hundreds of houses built without permits in Da Nang [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vingroup, Vihajico, Him Lam Land change face of low-cost property market [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnam’s GDP per capita tops $2,200 [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnamese cops discover dozen rare monkeys dead on bus [VnExpress]

  • 7 uplifting stories from Vietnam in 2016 that will make you smile [VnExpress]

  • SE Asian car sales inch up despite several faltering markets [Nikkei Asian Review]

  • Express bus route faces pilot hurdles [DTI]

  • Vietnam must turn to youth to close gap on Thailand in 2017 [ESPN]

  • Vietnam extends detention for human rights attorney [Radio Free Asia]

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