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Morning News Roundup: Vietnam Reports First Microcephaly Case Likely Linked to Zika

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Tuesday, 01 November 2016.
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  • Vietnam reports first microcephaly case likely linked to Zika [Tuoi Tre]

  • Heavy rains drown disaster-hit central Vietnam [VnExpress]

  • Vietnam mulls taxing multiple-house owners [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnamese province dismisses rumors of top legislator's misuse of state cars [VnExpress]

  • HCMC program to enable consumers to check pork origin [VietnamNet]

  • Five draft laws submitted to parliament for deliberation [VietnamNet]

  • Relocation of capital's universities and hospitals slow [DTI]

  • Formosa compensation paid out in Ha Tinh [DTI]

  • UNICEF: Air pollution kills 600,000 children yearly [CNN]

  • Japan to conduct racism survey after record rise in foreign residents [Guardian]

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