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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam to Issue 1-Year Visas to US Citizens: Legislature

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Tuesday, 05 April 2016.
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  • Foreigners find best street food in Vietnam via social media [The Jakarta Post]

  • GrabCar officially launched in HCMC [Vietnam Plus]

  • Several works to be carried out to reduce traffic jam at TSN Airport [SGGP]

  • Hanoi speeds up the implementation of key transport projects [Hanoi Times]

  • Microsoft gives a helping hand to Vietnam’s fight against cyber crime [VietnamNet]

  • April 4 designated as 'Day of Pho' in Japan [VOV]

  • VietJet honored 'the most favorite airline' [Thanh Nien]

  • Da Nang’s Dragon Bridge receives US engineering award [DTI]

  • Organic farm project revives traditional, sustainable farming methods [Vietnam News]

  • Vietnam to issue 1-year visas to US citizens: legislature [Tuoi Tre]

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