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Morning News Roundup: US Warships Make First Visit to Vietnam Base in Decades

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Wednesday, 05 October 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Lee Starnes.

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  • CITES ivory trade vote bares divisions on saving elephant; 300 kg of tusks seized in Hanoi [Japan Times]

  • Bomb blamed for Vietnam taxi blast, suicide suspected [VnExpress]

  • Large bomb found in Lam Dong Province [DTI]

  • 49 killed by rabies in 2016 [VietnamNet]

  • US warships make first visit to Vietnam base in decades [Bloomberg]

  • Will climate change sink the Mekong Delta? [Mongabay]

  • School fashion shows a concern for parents [VietnamNet]

  • Da Nang courts Japan as anti-China sentiment simmers [Nikkei Asian Review]

  • Officers collect fines against regulations at HCMC makeshift markets [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnam PM lowers 2016's growth target [VnExpress]

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