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Lost In Vietnam's Mountains, Teen Hiker Survives Nearly 2 Days On Choco Pies
Nguyen Tuan Anh, a student of Dai Nam University, had joined a group of 10 people for the trek on April 19.
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Why Indian Embassy Is Asking Indians To Get Vietnam Visa Even While Visiting Visa-Free Phu Quoc
In some cases, tourists have been forced to travel to mainland Vietnam due to unforeseen circumstances, such as medical emergencies, flight disruptions and the need for onward travel or other forms of assistance.
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Iran Oil Crisis Sparks Electric Vehicle Sales Surge Across Asia: BYD, VinFast Lead
Asia's electric vehicle makers like BYD and VinFast see sales explode as Iran's oil shock drives fuel prices sky-high, accelerating the shift to electric vehicles.
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Vietnam Welcomes 3.5 Million Tourists In Just 4 Days: Why This Destination Is A Top Pick For Indian Travellers
Official data from Vietnam's National Tourism Authority highlights a few patterns during the holiday period. Travel demand was spread across multiple regions rather than concentrated in one city.
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Vietnam Flooding Kills 90, People Stranded On Roofs, Highways Blocked
Heavy rain, severe flooding and landslides in Vietnam have killed at least 90 people in the last week, authorities said, leaving others stranded on rooftops and mountain roadways blocked.
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Anup Soni Takes Fans To Hanoi Train Street: 5 Things You Shouldn't Miss In The Vietnamese Capital
In the clip, the actor is seen at the famous narrow train bypass, Hanoi Train Street, smiling as he places a bottle lid on the tracks just before a train passes.
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"So Much Loss": Vietnam Shipwreck Victims Recall Tragedy That Killed 35
Sudden Thunderstorm in Vietnam's top tourist spot of Halong Bay caused a boat to overturn, killing 35 people on board. Of the 49 people that Vietnam's government said were on the boat, four are still missing.
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Vietnam To Sign Agriculture Deals With US Worth $2 Billion
Vietnam is expected to sign deals with the United States to buy more than $2 billion worth of agricultural products, Hanoi said Tuesday, as it tries to slash President Donald Trump's threatened 46 percent tariff.
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VinFast to Open India Factory June 30, Indonesia Plant in October
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast Auto is pushing expansion in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines. VinFast expects to open its India manufacturing plant June 30, followed by an Indonesia plant in October, company founder and CEO Pham Nhat Vuong said during a Hanoi shareholders’ meeting for parent Vingroup JSC.
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Vietnam Police Bust Baby Trafficking Gang That Smuggled 16 Newborns: Report
Police in Vietnam have arrested more than a dozen people in connection with a baby smuggling ring that trafficked 16 newborns across several cities and provinces in the country.
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Indian In Vietnam Puts An Eel Up His Anus, It Eats Through His Intestines
A 31-year-old Indian national was rushed to a hospital in Vietnam's capital Hanoi after experiencing severe abdominal pain due to a live eel he had inserted into his anus, a report said.
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Putin Arrives In Vietnam After Meeting With Kim Jong Un In North Korea
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Vietnam on Thursday morning for a state visit set to deepen ties between Moscow and Hanoi, Russian news agencies reported.
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Coronavirus: Vietnam F1 Grand Prix Gets Go-Ahead Despite Virus Fears
Vietnam's inaugural Formula One Grand Prix will take place in Hanoi in April as planned despite coronavirus fears, organisers confirmed on Tuesday.
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"They Like To Blame Kim Jong Un": Trump On North Korean Execution Reports
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to cast doubt on news reports of North Korean executions as part of a purge in the aftermath of a failed Hanoi summit and lamented that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was blamed too quickly.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-Un's Sister Appears In Public After 52 Days
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's sister has appeared in public for the first time in almost two months and shortly after a South Korean report that she had been temporarily demoted following the failed Hanoi summit, state-media media reported on Tuesday.
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Lost In Vietnam's Mountains, Teen Hiker Survives Nearly 2 Days On Choco Pies
Nguyen Tuan Anh, a student of Dai Nam University, had joined a group of 10 people for the trek on April 19.
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Why Indian Embassy Is Asking Indians To Get Vietnam Visa Even While Visiting Visa-Free Phu Quoc
In some cases, tourists have been forced to travel to mainland Vietnam due to unforeseen circumstances, such as medical emergencies, flight disruptions and the need for onward travel or other forms of assistance.
-
Iran Oil Crisis Sparks Electric Vehicle Sales Surge Across Asia: BYD, VinFast Lead
Asia's electric vehicle makers like BYD and VinFast see sales explode as Iran's oil shock drives fuel prices sky-high, accelerating the shift to electric vehicles.
-
Vietnam Welcomes 3.5 Million Tourists In Just 4 Days: Why This Destination Is A Top Pick For Indian Travellers
Official data from Vietnam's National Tourism Authority highlights a few patterns during the holiday period. Travel demand was spread across multiple regions rather than concentrated in one city.
-
Vietnam Flooding Kills 90, People Stranded On Roofs, Highways Blocked
Heavy rain, severe flooding and landslides in Vietnam have killed at least 90 people in the last week, authorities said, leaving others stranded on rooftops and mountain roadways blocked.
-
Anup Soni Takes Fans To Hanoi Train Street: 5 Things You Shouldn't Miss In The Vietnamese Capital
In the clip, the actor is seen at the famous narrow train bypass, Hanoi Train Street, smiling as he places a bottle lid on the tracks just before a train passes.
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"So Much Loss": Vietnam Shipwreck Victims Recall Tragedy That Killed 35
Sudden Thunderstorm in Vietnam's top tourist spot of Halong Bay caused a boat to overturn, killing 35 people on board. Of the 49 people that Vietnam's government said were on the boat, four are still missing.
-
Vietnam To Sign Agriculture Deals With US Worth $2 Billion
Vietnam is expected to sign deals with the United States to buy more than $2 billion worth of agricultural products, Hanoi said Tuesday, as it tries to slash President Donald Trump's threatened 46 percent tariff.
-
VinFast to Open India Factory June 30, Indonesia Plant in October
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast Auto is pushing expansion in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines. VinFast expects to open its India manufacturing plant June 30, followed by an Indonesia plant in October, company founder and CEO Pham Nhat Vuong said during a Hanoi shareholders’ meeting for parent Vingroup JSC.
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Vietnam Police Bust Baby Trafficking Gang That Smuggled 16 Newborns: Report
Police in Vietnam have arrested more than a dozen people in connection with a baby smuggling ring that trafficked 16 newborns across several cities and provinces in the country.
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Indian In Vietnam Puts An Eel Up His Anus, It Eats Through His Intestines
A 31-year-old Indian national was rushed to a hospital in Vietnam's capital Hanoi after experiencing severe abdominal pain due to a live eel he had inserted into his anus, a report said.
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Putin Arrives In Vietnam After Meeting With Kim Jong Un In North Korea
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Vietnam on Thursday morning for a state visit set to deepen ties between Moscow and Hanoi, Russian news agencies reported.
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Coronavirus: Vietnam F1 Grand Prix Gets Go-Ahead Despite Virus Fears
Vietnam's inaugural Formula One Grand Prix will take place in Hanoi in April as planned despite coronavirus fears, organisers confirmed on Tuesday.
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"They Like To Blame Kim Jong Un": Trump On North Korean Execution Reports
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to cast doubt on news reports of North Korean executions as part of a purge in the aftermath of a failed Hanoi summit and lamented that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was blamed too quickly.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-Un's Sister Appears In Public After 52 Days
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's sister has appeared in public for the first time in almost two months and shortly after a South Korean report that she had been temporarily demoted following the failed Hanoi summit, state-media media reported on Tuesday.
