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Oil leaking from damaged petrol and oil depot on Hai Van pass

VietNamNet Bridge – The petrol and oil depot on Hai Van pass was damaged, resulting in an oil spill and flowing into the sea. Local residents try to obtain as much as they can for personal useSerious trouble occurred with the petrol and oil depot on Hai Van pass in Hoa Hiep Bac ward, Lien Chieu district in the central city of Da Nang on December 15. The... Read more

Cycling over the Hai Van mountain pass

VietNamNet Bridge - Khai Don saddles a two-wheeled horse and braves the steep winding roads of a paved mountain pass, discovering peace, quiet and history along the way. Since the Hai Van tunnel was built, the pass has only been used for bicycles and vehicles carrying flammable substances. VietNamNet Bridge - Khai Don saddles a two-wheeled horse and braves the... Read more

Van Lam and Kim Loan the winners of Vietnam bodybuilding contest

VietNamNet Bridge – The National Bodybuilding Championship 2008 and the 13th Best Vietnam Bodybuilder contest finished up on Sunday in the Mekong Delta City of Can Tho. VietNamNet Bridge – The National Bodybuilding Championship 2008 and the 13th Best Vietnam Bodybuilder contest finished up on Sunday in the Mekong Delta City of Can Tho. Bodybuilders... Read more

Van Duong Thanh’s inspiration from bronze drum

VietNamNet Bridge – “Inspiration from Bronze Drum” is the name of an exhibition taking place from November 27-30 by Vietnamese Swedish painter Van Duong Thanh in Hanoi. Women on the field by Van Duong Thanh.VietNamNet Bridge – “Inspiration from Bronze Drum” is the name of an exhibition taking place from November 27-30 by Vietnamese... Read more

Van Phuc – a 1,000 year old silk craft village

VietNamNet Bridge – Van Phuc village in Ha Dong City, about ten kilometers from Hanoi, is well-known nationwide as an ancient craft village where beautiful silk products with many patterns were made for traditional clothes for the kings of the Nguyen dynasty. Guests choose clothes made from Van Phuc silk in Van Phuc Village.Lying on the bank of the Nhue... Read more

PM Vo Van Kiet remembered at HCMC exhibit

The cover of photographer Minh Dao’s book about late PM Vo Van Kiet. The photos are on display in Ho Chi Minh City until November 23. Moments in the life of Vietnam’s revered late Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet are on display at a Ho Chi Minh City photo exhibition. Vo Van Kiet – Chan dung mot con nguoi... Read more

PM shakes head over huge steel project in Van Phong

VietNamNet Bridge – Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung did not agree to a huge steel project in Dam Mon, Van Phong Bay, in the central province of Khanh Hoa, according to an announcement released by the Government Office on Thursday. Posco planed to build its steel in the area for future development of the Van Phong entrepot. The PM said that this project,... Read more

Van Son Village keeps up ceramic love affair

VietNamNet Bridge - A rival is creeping up on the country’s better known pottery villages, as this skilfull southern village makes a name for itself. Van Son pottery is becoming a favourite among customers. VietNamNet Bridge - A rival is creeping up on the country’s better known pottery villages, as this skilfull southern village makes a name for... Read more

Van Quyen ready for legal war against his club

VietNamNet Bridge – After losing Quoc Vuong, Song Lam Nghe An football club may lose its star striker Van Quyen. Van QuyenVietNamNet Bridge – After losing Quoc Vuong, Song Lam Nghe An football club may lose its star striker Van Quyen. After his probation and suspension expired (match fixing case at SEA Games 23), Van Quyen planned to “repay”... Read more

Fund to restore Van Kieu culture

VietNamNet Bridge – The Dennis Regional and Ethnic Culture Fund has sponsored a project to help restore the traditional culture of the Van Kieu ethnic group in Truong Son Commune, Quang Ninh District, and Truong Xuan Commune, Minh Hoa District Lost tradition: A group of Van Kieu ethnic people take part in a genie worship ceremony, as part of the traditional... Read more

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