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Morning News Roundup: Will Vietnam Legalize Prostitution?

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Thursday, 14 April 2016.
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  • Jetro reports very low localization rate of Japanese businesses in Vietnam [SGGP]

  • Top 500 fastest growing enterprises announced [VietnamNet]

  • HCMC needs more underground car parks [Vietnam Plus]

  • Da Nang lights up local park, fulfills boy’s wish [Thanh Nien]

  • China continues releasing water to drought-hit Mekong River countries [DTI]

  • Vietnam's young tech talent pulls foreign funds to booming startup scene [Reuters]

  • Vietnam's lowlands to go under with climate change, bank report says [ABC]

  • Will Vietnam legalize prostitution? [The Diplomat]

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