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Morning News Roundup: Public Land, A Cake Illegally Shared By Many Firms In Vietnam

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Friday, 25 September 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Shing Chan.

Security guard arrested for procuring sex for guests at Saigon hotel [Thanh Nien]

Vietnamese teen electrocuted while wading through flooded schoolyard [Thanh Nien]

Ministry wants nationwide survey of unsafe houses [Vietnam News]

Vietnamese customers continue drinking expensive milk despite declining global price [Tuoi Tre]

Phu Quoc Airport to be leased to Vietnamese businesses only [Vietnam Net]

Many canals eliminated in HCMC suburbs [SGGP]

Book street to go up in town [Vietnam Net]

Macao-Ho Chi Minh City direct flight opens [ECNS]

Public land, a cake illegally shared by many firms in Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

Vietnam moves from hyperinflation to . . . zero [FT]

 

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