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Morning News Roundup: Locals Cash in on Poisoned Dead Fish

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Thursday, 28 April 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Alberto Prieto.

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  • Seafood vendors protest ban on Vung Tau beaches [Thanh Nien]

  • Saigon bus route linking international airport, downtown area proves effective for passengers [Tuoi Tre]

  • First Vietnamese money gallery inaugurated [VietnamNet]

  • HCMC destroys 80 pigs with banned chemicals [SGGP]

  • What 'Stark Tower' tells us about Vietnam's economy [Forbes]

  • Museum to display Đổi Mới period objects [VietnamNet]

  • New mercury test raises red flag about Hanoi's worsening pollution [Thanh Nien]

  • Vietnam calls for $48.5 million for disaster response [SGGP]

  • Locals cash in on poisoned dead fish [DTI]

  • Vietnamese kids film 'Yellow Flowers' wins Toronto award [Thanh Nien]

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