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Morning News Roundup: Mass Fish Deaths and the Future of Environmental Regulation in Vietnam

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Thursday, 19 May 2016.
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  • Vietnam could become upper middle income nation [DTI]

  • Arms embargo, human rights confront Obama in Vietnam [USA Today]

  • HCMC caps land limit at 300 square meters per household [SGGP]

  • Mass fish deaths and the future of environmental regulation in Vietnam [VN Briefing]

  • Vietnam's consumer loans see 5-year high growth, top $15bn [Thanh Nien]

  • Bangladesh, Vietnam bank hacks put global lenders on edge [Bloomberg]

  • Hotlines set up to receive food safety feedback [Vietnam News]

  • Deadline extended for long-delayed safari park [VietnamNet]

  • 70 tons of fish die in HCMC canal; cause identified [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnam ambassador expects big deals during Obama visit [VOV]

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