Tuoitrenews briefs you on some of the leading news stories published today, June 30, in Vietnamese media.
Politics
— The ASEAN ambassadors in South Africa have hailed Vietnam’s enthusiasm and efforts in ensuring strong performance of ASEAN Pretoria Committee (APC) over the past six months in the role of the APC Chair.
— The Vietnam Journalists Association issued Sunday a statement requesting China to immediately stop its provocative acts and violations of Vietnam ‘s sea and island sovereignty.
Society
— Many streets in HCMC were flooded after a heavy downpour on Sunday afternoon
— Chinese vessels Sunday were arranged in two rows to prevent Vietnamese law enforcement ships from approaching the area where it has placed the illegal oil rig Haiyang Shiyou-981 since the beginning of May.
— A businessperson in central Nghe An Province has used eight motorbike wreckage left from severe traffic accidents to build a warning sign reminding people of driving safely in his hometown of Vinh.
— Nearly 1,000 people including soldiers and representatives of 32 ethnic minority groups in northern Vietnam on Saturday signed in a 620-sqm Vietnamese map in Hanoi to set up a Vietnamese record of the “largest map with the most signatures.”
— Police in HCMC’s Tan Binh District are investigating the case in which a 44-year-old man died after he had been asked to undergo alcohol test by some traffic police on June 25, officers said Sunday. The victim was allegedly beaten by police and was rushed to a hospital where he died after an operation.
Business
— International tourists spend an average of US$102.3 on every day of their stay in Vietnam, according to a report released by the Vietnam National Tourism Administration.
— Japan will support Vietnam to build up a high-quality agriculture chain and bring its products to the East Asian country, Yoshimasa Hayashi, Japan’s Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, said during his visit to Vietnam from June 24 to 26.
— Many types of fruit are suffering the lowest consumption in years due to abundant supply, according to traders at wholesale markets in ho Chi Minh City.
Sports
— The Vietnamese Under-19 football squad trounced the student team of the Japan’s Osaka Sangyo University 4-0 during a friendly match to wrap up their three-week training session in the East Asian country on Sunday.
Đăng ký: VietNam News
