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Morning News Roundup: More Cold Spells to Strike Vietnam Ahead of Tet

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Tuesday, 02 February 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Jose Rudzitsky.

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  • Vietnamese man wanted by Interpol on smuggling charge [Vietnam News]

  • Vietnam tuna auctioned in Japan at high prices [Vietnam Net]

  • EVN boosts implementation of nuclear power plant projects [Hanoi Times]

  • Chocolate made in Vietnam wins French people’s favour [Vietnam Plus]

  • VN to be Asia's second fastest growing economy [Nation Multimedia]

  • Calligraphy street in HCM City opens for Tet [VOV]

  • Vietnam – world’s fourth largest wood exporter [DTI]

  • Zika likely to hit Vietnam [Saigon Times]

  • More cold spells to strike Vietnam ahead of Lunar New Year holiday [Tuoi Tre]

  • Tan Son Nhat Airport under strain as overseas Vietnamese return home for Tet [Thanh Nien]

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