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Morning News Roundup: Hanoi, HCMC Ordered to Switch Completely to Biofuel

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Tuesday, 19 January 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Triet Thai.

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  • Government to issue power market rules [Hanoi Times]

  • Vietnamese parents take babies abroad for vaccinations [Vietnam Net]

  • VN coal power waste increases [Vietnam News]

  • Vinalines to trim holdings in Hai Phong, Saigon ports to 20% [Deal Street Asia]

  • Public Security Ministry to investigate missing Vietnamese in South Korea [DTI]

  • Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh ordered to switch completely to biofuel [Thanh Nien]

  • PM approves US$22.5 mln project to promote energy efficiency in buildings [SGGP]

  • Dollar still preferred despite zero rate [VOV]

  • Thai Central says keen to bid for Casino's units in Thailand, Vietnam [Reuters]

  • Walmart prefers Vietnamese women-run firms to be suppliers following global initiative [Tuoi Tre]

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