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Vietnam betting on more casinos [VOV]

Authorities unlawfully allow almost 600 pines to be felled in Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

Vietnam automobile industry faces collapse after Toyota announcement about possible production end [Tuoi Tre]

Vietnam Banks to Merge [Wall Street Journal]

HCM City bans teacher-student romantic relationships [Vietnam Net]

Carnivorous plants become favorite ornamental trees in Saigon [Vietnam Net]

Vietnamese arrested in Ukraine for carrying ‘radioactive clock’ to plane: report [Thanh Nien]

Tourists stop coming to Vietnam as the country fails to excite: travel agents [Thanh Nien]

Vietnam to develop skilled, not cheap, labour [DTI]

More compensation for delayed, cancelled flights [DTI]

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10 Killed, Over 30 Missing in Central and Northern Vietnam as Storm Son-Tinh Brings Flash Floods

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