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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam Reveals New Drone for Patrolling the South China Sea

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Wednesday, 30 December 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Alexander McMillan.

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  • Hundreds hospitalized in mass Vietnam food poisoning [NDTV]

  • Vietnam reveals new drone for patrolling the South China Sea [The Diplomat]

  • Viet Nam vows to wipe out traffic congestion [Vietnam News]

  • Vietnam's top 9 fine arts and photography events in 2015 announced [Vietnam Net]

  • Man whips daughter’s boyfriend, 15, to death [Thanh Nien]

  • FDI approvals near US$23 billion this year [Saigon Times]

  • Vietnam's economy performs better than expected in 2015 [Economy Watch]

  • Vietnamese people spend US$3bln on buying cars [SGGP]

  • Samsung ups investment in southern Vietnam project to US$2 billion [Reuters]

  • Vietnamese military hands over 20 hectares of airport land for economic development [Tuoi Tre]

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