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Morning News Roundup: More Vietnamese Students Study Abroad, But Few Foreigners Enroll in Vietnam

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Friday, 11 November 2016.
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  • More Vietnamese students study abroad, but few foreigners enroll in Vietnam [VietnamNet]

  • Saigon airport adopts new navigation method to address air traffic congestion [VnExpress]

  • Vietnam reveals causes of this year’s military aircraft crashes [Tuoi Tre]

  • Chinese man caught rummaging through passenger’s baggage on Vietnam plane [Tuoi Tre]

  • Gold rises, dollar dips in Vietnam following Trump’s victory [VietnamNet]

  • Air fares set to soar with proposed hike to Vietnam's aviation fees [VnExpress]

  • Germany to help Vietnam deal with wastewater [VNS]

  • What's Keeping Vietnam's Startups From Scaling Up? [Forbes]

  • Olympics: Tokyo 2020 medals to be made of recycled metals [CNA]

  • Auto sales surge 30% in first nine months [Saigon Times]

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