Vietnamese man recreates miniature ocean scenes on tabletops
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Ho Chi Minh City’s second metro fails to get off ground as loan contracts expire
It was approved and expected to be put into commercial operation in 2016
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Artist paints murals on house to raise awareness of COVID-19 prevention in Hanoi
He drew the virus, vaccine, and earth on the exterior walls of a house
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Ho Chi Minh City’s second metro fails to get off ground as loan contracts expire
It was approved and expected to be put into commercial operation in 2016
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French-US-Austrian trio win Physics Nobel for quantum mechanics work
A trio of physicists on Tuesday won the Nobel Prize for discoveries in the field of quantum mechanics that have paved the way for quantum computers, networks and secure encrypted communication
Ho Chi Minh City man hands over pangolin after buying from street seller
He attempted to release the pangolin in a forest but the animal just curled up and did not run away
S.Korea’s Samsung pledges to boost investment in Vietnam: executive
Samsung will raise its accumulated investment capital in Vietnam to US$21.5 billion by the end of 2022 compared to $18.2 billion by late 2021
In Vietnam, tourism sector woefully short of workers
Like tour guides, room attendants, maintenance workers, receptionists, and kitchen employees are also scarce
