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Weekend News Roundup: AAG Submarine Cable Repaired

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Monday, 15 June 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Lee Starnes.

Vietnamese brewery market to be restructured [VOV]

HCM City opens official website on Government’s e-portal [VOV]

WB report: Vietnam's GDP to grow 6.5 percent [Vietnam Plus]

$1.37bn expressway proposed to link Ho Chi Minh City with southern border province [Tuoi Tre]

Facebook user arrested for defamation [DTI]

AAG submarine cable repaired [SGGP]

Pep Guardiola, Del Piero in Vietnam in separate trips [Tuoi Tre]

1.75 million Vietnamese children are in child labor: ILO [Thanh Nien]

Heat wave in northern and central Vietnam to last until September [Thanh Nien]

 NA discusses citizens' right to silence [Vietnam Net]

 

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