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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam To Stop Collecting Road Fees From Motorbike Owners In Early 2016

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Friday, 02 October 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Lee Starnes.

Reservoir anti-flooding plan still on hold in HCM City [Vietnam Net]

Survey finds most Vietnamese respondents want to legally gamble at home [Tuoi Tre]

Hanoi building near Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum taller than allowed: inspectors [Thanh Nien]

Surgeries have to wait as Hanoi water pipeline rupture leaves hospitals high and dry [Thanh Nien]

American-Vietnamese billionaire among US 400 richest people [DTI]

Residents block roads to obstruct overloaded vehicles [Vietnam News]

Decree provides more facilities to working women [Vietnam News]

Vietnam rises 12 spots on global competitiveness index [VOV]

Sapporo seeks wider reach in Vietnam beer market [Nikkei]

Vietnam to stop collecting road fees from motorbike owners in early 2016 [Tuoi Tre]

 

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