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Morning News Roundup: Heavy Metal Levels Found in Fish Samples in Central Vietnam ‘Safe’

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Friday, 06 May 2016.
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  • HCMC urged to raise houses [Vietnam News]

  • Ministry releases list of safe food outlets [Vietnam Plus]

  • Conservationists oppose wild animal farming [VietnamNet]

  • Plan to open water route, power plants on Vietnam’s Red River raises concern [Tuoi Tre]

  • Japan makes its mark on the future of HCMC [VOV]

  • Hanoi restores Morocco Gate [SGGP]

  • Vietnam airport admits foreign passenger was hit during chaos, promises action [Thanh Nien]

  • Heavy metal levels found in fish samples in central Vietnam ‘safe’ [DTI]

  • Underground walkway inaugurated in Da Nang [SGGP]

  • Some 100 scientists helping Vietnam crack fish death mystery: environment ministry [Thanh Nien]

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