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Morning News Roundup: Hanoi Streets Become Even More Confusing to Residents

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Friday, 11 December 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Alberto Prieto.

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  • First international driving licenses granted in Vietnam [Vietnam Net]

  • Airport operator goes public to fund new projects [Nikkei]

  • Ha Noi streets become even more confusing to residents [Vietnam News]

  • Section of trans-Asia waterway route to be built [DTI]

  • Cancer on the rise among young people [DTI]

  • 'Flappy Bird' tax payment raises questions over online revenues [Thanh Nien]

  • In Vietnam, many still blinded by multilevel marketing firms [Tuoi Tre]

  • HCM City names 246 safe food selling points [Vietnam Net]

  • Flights forecast to surge 20% this year [Saigon Times]

  • Dirty greens: Why some southern farmers refuse to eat the water spinach they grow [Thanh Nien]

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