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Huynh Nhu (L) is the first Vietnamese female footballer to play in Portugal. Photo by Lank FC A source at Lank revealed that Huynh Nhu's initial contract with the club was for one year, with the option to extend it for another year. Following Nhu’s impressive performance, Lank are negotiating to extend her contract. Lank allowed Nhu to attend the SEA Games 32 in Cambodia this month and she helped her squad win the gold medal for the fourth consecutive season. After the tournament, Nhu did not return to Lank but is continuing to train with the national team to prepare for the Women’s World Cup in July. Rumors of Nhu parting ways with Lank then began circulating. However, a Lank representative said there was no issue with Nhu staying in Vietnam because the Portuguese women’s league Liga BPI concluded on May 21. Nhu signed a one-year contract with Lank on August 26, 2022. She scored five goals in the league and two in the National Cup. Nhu said she is happy with life at … [Read more...] about Portuguese club to extend contract with Vietnamese striker

Many trips for students in Hanoi have been cancelled after a student and parent recently died when visiting a national park. Last Saturday, a group of students and parents from a school in Hanoi visited Xuan Thuy National Park in the northern province of Nam Dinh. While students were catching oysters on the sand, they were swept away by rising tides. As a result, a student and a parent died. As the summer holiday comes, parent associations often hold outdoor trips for their students. However, the Xuan Thuy National Park incident has worried many parents this year, so there have been several cancellations. A woman whose child is studying at a primary school in Nam Tu Liem District said that her child’s class cancelled going camping in Hanoi’s suburbs for safety reasons. Parents in the class agreed to work out a code of safety regulations for their students’ field trips in the coming time. Parent association member Nguyen Thi Hang from My Dinh Ward said her … [Read more...] about Many school trips cancelled following drownings

Vietnam's exports in the first five months of this year fell 11.6% from a year earlier to $136.17 billion, government data showed on Monday, as weakened external demand weighs on its manufacturing-led economy. Its industrial output in the January-May period fell 2% from a year earlier, the General Statistics Office (GSO) said in a report, adding that average consumer prices in the period rose 3.55% from a year earlier. The latest data underlines a slowdown in economic growth for Vietnam, a key regional manufacturing center, due largely to subdued global demand. Vietnam is targeting growth of 6.5% this year, slower than the expansion of 8.02% in 2022. Imports in the first five months of this year fell 17.9% from a year earlier to $126.37 billion, resulting in a trade surplus of $9.8 billion, the GSO said. The sharp imports decline could indicate a further slowdown ahead in industrial production, as businesses reduce procurement of raw materials and equipment. Vietnam is a … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s exports, industrial output contract

Vietnam's legal framework for orphan drugs is in place to enable hospitals to have storage plans. The Ministry of Health (MoH) has been working on a plan to set up centers to store orphan drugs in line with the Vietnamese Government's directive, according to Le Viet Dung, Deputy Director of the Drug Administration of Vietnam (DAV). Dung said when sharing measures to overcome the shortage of orphan drugs and the lack of botulinum antidote that some warehouses for these drugs will be set up across the country. Drug Administration of Vietnam Deputy Director Le Viet Dung. Photo: VNA "There will be 15-20 medicines to be stockpiled, including botulinum antitoxins. The DAV has been working with the World Health Organization (WHO) to study its storage mechanism, liaise with regional countries on storing limited supply drugs, and with WHO storage facilities," Dung said. He stressed that the legal framework for rare drugs is in place, and the DAV is asking … [Read more...] about Vietnam to establish warehouses for orphan drugs

Japanese businesses in particular are paying great attention to new construction opportunities, photo Le Toan Many construction contractors are currently dissatisfied with the business hazards they face. According to Hoang Thieu Bao, deputy construction director at Vinaconex, the leading cause of conflicts between investors and contractors is the failure to pay for work on time. According to him, this factor “holds 60-70 per cent of disputes in current building contracts,” originating from investors in projects with state-funded budget and non state-funded budget. “In addition, investors add new requirements that exceed those outlined in the dossiers and contracts. We have encountered this situation frequently that the investor and the design consultant do not anticipate the alterations, which negatively impacts the project implementation process,” Bao said. The Vietnamese construction industry, which is currently suffering from a dearth of orders, is offering Japanese … [Read more...] about Builders weigh up resolution methods

Goods loading at Delta International JSC in Hanoi (Photo: Hanoimoi.vn) Hanoi (VNA) – To meet the demands of domestic trading and import-export activities , the logistics sector is working towards professional and competitive services meeting international standards, in which smart logistics development is considered the key solution. According to Director of the Import-Export Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade Phan Van Chinh, local logistics firms have been increasingly aware of the need to speed up digital transformation and apply technology into their business operations, aiming to cut cost and increase competitiveness. Supply chain director at Nestle Vietnam Nguyen Tran Hoang Yen said that digitalisation has helped the firm better connect with the global market and optimise goods transport and distribution activities in the domestic market. Nestle has launched its Cargoo app to connect manufacturers, importers and shipping lines, enabling them to … [Read more...] about Smart logistics key for competitiveness improvement: Experts

Shell to provide first LNG shipment to Thi Vai LNG facility In late April, PV Gas issued procurement documents to prepare for the import of LNG for the trial and commercial operation of the 1 million metric tonnes per annum LNG storage facility in Thi Vai, which is located in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau. After consideration and negotiation rounds, PV Gas decided to select Shell as the supplier. Once a test run has been completed and the site has been put into operation, it will be the first and largest LNG warehouse in Vietnam, with a capacity in the first phase of 1 million tonnes a year. The capacity will be increased to 3 million tonnes in the second phase. The Thi Vai facility is capable of berthing LNG vessels of up to 100,000 tonnes and has a first-phase storage capacity of 180,000 cubic metres. The equipment is designed according to the latest versions of both Vietnamese and international standards and regulations. Once completed, the system will … [Read more...] about Shell to provide first shipment to Thi Vai LNG facility

KAMPALA - Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni signed one of the world's toughest anti-LGBTQ laws, including the death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality", drawing Western condemnation and risking sanctions from aid donors. Same-sex relations were already illegal in Uganda, as in more than 30 African countries, but the new law goes further. It stipulates capital punishment for "serial offenders" against the law and transmission of a terminal illness like HIV/AIDS through gay sex. It also decrees a 20-year sentence for "promoting" homosexuality. "The Ugandan president has today legalised state-sponsored homophobia and transphobia," said Clare Byarugaba, a Ugandan rights activist. United States President Joe Biden called the move "a tragic violation" of human rights and said Washington would evaluate the implications of the law "on all aspects of U.S. engagement with Uganda." "We are considering additional steps, including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry … [Read more...] about Uganda enacts harsh anti-LGBTQ law including death penalty

Three more people in Ho Chi Minh City have been hospitalized due to botulinum poisoning after two of them, who are siblings, ate cha lua (Vietnamese pork sausage) and the remaining man consumed fermented fish kept for a long time. Cho Ray Hospital and Gia Dinh People's Hospital are jointly treating the three cases, Dr. Le Quoc Hung, head of the tropical disease department at the former hospital, said on Saturday. The three patients live in Thu Duc City under Ho Chi Minh City. The two siblings, aged 18 and 26, ate bread with cha lua sold by a street vendor, while the remaining patient, a 45-year-old man, downed fermented fish on May 13. They developed the symptoms of digestive disorder, fatigue, headache, dizziness, and diarrhea the next day and became worse later with muscle weakness, dysphagia, and diplopia. The 18-year-old patient was the first to report the symptoms and was taken to the Ho Chi Minh City Hospital for Tropical Diseases. The 45-year-old man was rushed … [Read more...] about 3 hospitalized due to botulinum poisoning in Ho Chi Minh City

Read what is in the news in Vietnam today: Politics -- Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, who is in Hiroshima, Japan to attend an expanded summit of the Group of Seven (G7) countries, suggested the G7 countries keep supporting developing countries by providing green finance and backing the development of strategic infrastructure systems, especially traffic infrastructure. -- Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Saturday met with U.S. President Joe Biden and his counterparts from the UK, Germany, Australia, Italy, Canada, and India on the occasion of his trip to attend an expanded summit of the Group of Seven (G7) countries in Hiroshima, Japan. Society -- Four elementary school students drowned on Saturday while bathing in a canal leading to Song Quao Lake in Binh Thuan Province, south-central Vietnam. -- Three more people in Ho Chi Minh City have been hospitalized due to botulinum poisoning after two of them, who are siblings, ate cha lua (Vietnamese pork … [Read more...] about Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News – May 21