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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam May Remove Airfare Cap as Market Becomes 'Competitive': Official

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Friday, 01 July 2016.
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  • Investment for HCM City’s hospitals approved [VNS]

  • Vietnam sentences 73-yr-old Aussie woman to death for trafficking drugs [Tuoi Tre]

  • Brexit Causes Little Concern In Vietnam, For Those That Have The Nerve [Forbes]

  • Vietnam may remove airfare cap as market becomes 'competitive': official [Thanh Nien]

  • VSA calls for urgent action on steel overcapacity [VoV]

  • Gov’t targets 90% health insurance coverage [SGGP]

  • HCMC to host week-long TEDx event next month [Saigon Times]

  • Hundreds of milion USD cannot revive dead canals in HCM City [Vietnam Net]

  • Teenagers account for 70 percent of secret abortions in Vietnam [VnExpress]

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