Khanh hoa province

Tourism Khanh Hoa tops Vietnam’s list of favourite destinations for Chinese visitors By Dao Loan Wednesday,  Nov 13, 2019,19:01 (GMT+7) Khanh Hoa tops Vietnam’s list of favourite destinations for Chinese visitorsBy Dao Loan Chinese tourists in Nha Trang City, Khanh Hoa Province, which takes the lead among localities in the country in terms of attracting tourists from China – PHOTO: DAO LOAN HCMC – Khanh Hoa Province still took the lead among localities in the country in terms of attracting tourists from China, welcoming some two million Chinese tourists between January and September. Data from the Khanh Hoa Department of Tourism indicate that the number of Chinese travelers to the province accounted for three-quarters of its total international tourist arrivals over the nine-month period, soaring 41.7% year-on-year. The Chinese tourist arrivals to Khanh Hoa made up half of the country’s … [Read more...] about Khanh Hoa tops Vietnam’s list of favourite destinations for Chinese visitors

Officers and sailors of Naval Region 4 visit the 1501 - UMS Moattama amphibious transport dock of the Myanmar Navy (Photo: www.qdnd.vn)   Hanoi (VNA) – The 1501 - UMS Moattama amphibious transport dock of the Myanmar Navy arrived at the Cam Ranh International Port of the south central coastal province of Khanh Hoa on November 12, starting a three-day visit to Vietnam. The vessel, carrying more than 100 officers and sailors led by Colonel Thei Htoo, is captained by Lieutenant Colonel Aung Myo Hlaing. During their stay, the crewmembers are scheduled to pay courtesy visits to leaders of Khanh Hoa province and Naval Region 4 High Command, and join friendly sport activities with officers and sailors of Naval Region 4. In addition, the two countries’ navies will visit each other’s vessels. The visit aims to further strengthen the friendship, cooperation and mutual trust between Vietnam and Myanmar in general and the countries’ armed forces and navies in … [Read more...] about Myanmar’s naval vessel visits Vietnam

Ariane 5 rocket with Vinasat-2 on board on its way to the launch pad in Guiana Space Centre in 2013 (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam’s space industry has gained significant development in the 10 years since the launch of its first satellite Vinasat-1 (April 18, 2008). In 2006, then Prime Minister Phan Van Khai approved the strategy for Research and Application on Space Technology for Vietnam’s socio-economic development. Almost two years later, Vietnam Post and Telecommunications Group signed an agreement with Lockheed Martin of the US on the creation of the Vinasat-1 satellite. The launch of Vinasat-1 in 2008 marked a milestone of the country’s space industry. Along with economic benefits, it affirmed Vietnam’s sovereignty in space and its position by becoming the world’s 93rd country and the sixth nation in Southeast Asia to have its own satellite. Vietnam launched the Vinasat-2 satellite in 2012, and the remote-sensing VN Redsat-1 and … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s space industry makes strides in 10 years

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc visited and presented gifts to residents in An Phu commune, Tuy Hoa city, the central province of Phu Yen, which was hard hit by storm Damrey. (Source: VNA) Phu Yen (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc visited and presented gifts to residents in An Phu commune, Tuy Hoa city, the central province of Phu Yen, which was hard hit by storm Damrey, during his working visit to the province on January 18. He said he hoped the residents help one another in surmounting the storm consequences to quickly resume production and stabilize their lives. He instructed the local authorities to take measures to ensure all residents in the locality enjoy a cosy Tet with sufficient essentials and food as it is a policy of the Party, State and the Vietnam Fatherland Front. The PM visited and presented gifts to Heroic Mother Ngo Thi Muoi, 97, who has three sons -- all war martyrs, in An Phu. Earlier, he visited engineers, technicians, and workers working at the Ca … [Read more...] about PM visits Damrey-hit residents, Ca Pass tunnel in Phu Yen

But he would not let her go. Instead, he posted a video clip of their having sex on his Facebook account, which went viral, attracting 300,000 views, 18,000 likes, and 4,000 shares. The insults, ridicule and taunts that followed traumatized her. She killed herself by drinking herbicide, leaving behind a phone message apologizing to her parents and squarely blaming her boyfriend for her death. This happened in the southern province of Dong Nai in June, 2015. The same month, two years earlier, a 12th grader also killed herself by drinking herbicide. Some boys in her class had cut and pasted her face on to another woman’s naked body and posted in Facebook. She threatened to kill herself if the boys did not remove the photograph, which had made her the butt of malicious teasing and jokes, but they refused and she took her own life. Last year, an 11th-grader from the central province of Nghe An drowned herself in a pond after a clip of her kissing her boyfriend in class … [Read more...] about Virtual reality: Sex, gender and the bane of cyber bullying