First-ever Mud Day in Vietnam
Sunday, June 02, 2013, 19:16 GMT+7
The first-ever Mud Day in Vietnam took place in Hanoi on Sunday, to promote the upcoming World Environment Day on June 5.
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1,000km journey to bring light: Heartfelt gift of cornea donation in Vietnam
His family members expected to extend their father’s light to those who are visually impaired
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Bowl of warmth in Vietnam: VND1,000 noodle shop offers hope to those in need
For just VND1,000 (4 U.S. cents) — or nothing at all — anyone can enjoy a steaming bowl of noodles with eggs, vegetables, and sausages
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More young people cycle to work in Ho Chi Minh City
Not everyone cycles to work full-time, but some do it to adopt a new lifestyle, while others see it as a form of exercise
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Vietnamese bar girls go on wild sex parties for money despite heavy toll on health
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1,000km journey to bring light: Heartfelt gift of cornea donation in Vietnam
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1,000km journey to bring light: Heartfelt gift of cornea donation in Vietnam
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