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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam Aims to Halve Traffic Death Toll by 2020

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Tuesday, 22 December 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Shing Chan.

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  • HCMC clarifies capital increase of second metro project: Ministry [SGGP]

  • Vietnam's Da Nang suspects more land illegally bought by Chinese [Tuoi Tre]

  • HCM City permits repairs of old villas [VOV]

  • Cancers affecting women rise in Viet Nam [Vietnam News]

  • Appointment of under-40 key personnel shows bold reform [Vietnam Net]

  • Street festival to bring back what Hanoi used to be [Thanh Nien]

  • Road safety measure receives cold response [DTI]

  • Firms in southern Vietnam offer ‘fortune telling’ services based on fingerprints [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnam aims to halve traffic death toll by 2020 [Channel News Asia]

  • Christiania-born singing teacher premiered new Bond film in Vietnam [ScansAsia]

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