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Morning News Roundup: Japan Sends Water Purifiers to Support Flood Victims in Vietnam

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Thursday, 09 November 2017.
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▪ Japan sends water purifiers to support flood victims in Vietnam [DTI]

▪ Typhoon Damrey kills 106 in Vietnam, reservoirs brimming before APEC summit [Tuoi Tre]

▪ Culture ministry orders cessation of Miss Universe Vietnam amid Damrey-related criticism [Tuoi Tre]

▪ Quick signoff on TPP trade deal far from sure at Asia-Pacific meeting [VnExpress]

▪ Vietnam, Canada establish comprehensive partnership [VnExpress]

▪ New national citizen management system will not be available until 2020 [VietnamNet]

▪ Vietnam has new billionaires as more companies enter bourse [VietnamNet]

▪ Chilean President begins State visit to VN [DTI]

▪ Duterte arrives in Vietnam for APEC Summit, bilateral meetings [Rappler]

▪ China's Testy Relationship With Vietnam Will Not Be Helped By New Island Dredging Tech [Forbes]

 

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