Portrait of \'Hell\'s Market\'

Each night hundreds of buyers, sellers and porters assemble at a market in Phu Ly City, in the northern province of Ha Nam, to do undesirable work for small wages. Agricultural goods The market, colloquially named "Am Phu", or "Hell's Market, which opens around midnight and closes at 5am, is one of the large wholesale markets providing and transporting agricultural goods from farmers to the retail sector. While most of the population is asleep, traders are just beginning their days trying to sell their goods at the market. They come from almost all neighbouring districts and other localities such as Hanoi, Nam Dinh, Ninh Binh and Thai Binh. Mrs Thu, a long-tme trader at the market, said, "This is the wholesale market so the early bird gets the worm here. We have to get here early because, during the daytime, we are working in the fields". Since traders and buyers usually know each other, deals are often done quickly and without bargains. Around 1:30am is the time when "Am Phu" Market is the most active. Tran Van Khang, who has been a trader at the market forr nearly five years, said that he is there daily, except for the Tet holiday or when the weather forbids it. Despite its reputation, the market also attracts porters who are desperate to earn money, transporting goods for as little as VND70-100,000 (USD3.33-4.76) per day. However, even that small amount is not guaranteed. Customers may or may not need their services, and many wait around in vain for work. "Am Phu" requires the cooperation of a diverse set of people, all trying to earn a living; a place where one can see people from the age of 10 to 70 years doing business. Vietnam tours
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Agencies urged to save catfish growers

A meeting held by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on Monday initially intended to form a preliminary figure on catfish consumption turned out to be an urgent discussion on what should be done to assist catfish growers and exporters in the Mekong Delta provinces. Growers sell catfish in Can Tho Catfish prices have recently dropped to only VND18,000 (USD0.86) a kilogram from its VND25,000 (USD12) peak, creating huge losses for farmers, while fish processors and exporters have also failed to buy any product due to a capital shortage. Duong Thanh Thai, who grows catfish in Dong Thap Province's Thanh Binh District, said the cost price for a kilogram of catfish is currently VND25,000, which means he incurs a VND7,000 (USD0.4) loss on every kilogram of fish he raises. "Feed prices have soared by 40 percent against the same period last year, but I still have to feed the fish every day," he said. "The longer I grow the fish, the bigger the losses I suffer." Meanwhile Tran Van Hung, a catfish tycoon, said businesses have to sell their products at a loss to ease the capital shortage while banks have tightened credit. "Importers know of our hardship so they have repeatedly lowered buying prices," said Hung, who is the chairman of the Hung Ca Co Ltd. "Moreover, at the ongoing Viet Fish seafood exhibition, some firms are offering to export catfish fillet at only USD2.2 a kg, sending prices slumping further." Hung said accessing bank loans is now impossible, as the institutions always ask for collateral. "But this is infeasible as we need to invest VND6-8 billion (USD289,000-383,000) on every hectare of catfish farm," he said. Duong Ngoc Minh, deputy chairman of the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP), said the unhealthy competition between some local catfish exporters has exacerbated the situation. "The mess should be cleaned up as soon as possible, otherwise both growers and exporters will fail to survive the problem," he shared. There are some 3,900 hectares of catfish farms in the Mekong Delta provinces, around 1,300 hectares of which will reach harvest time between June and August, with a total production of 400,000 tonnes of fish. Another yield of 700,000 tonnes will also be taken by year-end. Money first The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development said prices have fallen sharply due to the imbalance between supply and demand. "Supply has outgrown demand while global catfish prices have also slumped, resulting in the domestic price plunges," he said. He urged relevant agencies to quickly assist farmers and businesses. "At first we should ensure that firms have money to buy fish for export," he said, adding that the State Bank of Vietnam has recently ordered banks to extend debts for catfish businesses and creat conditions for them to access loans. The Ministry of Finance has also sought permission from the government for an assistance package worth VND9 trillion (USD430 million) for the catfish sector, he added. The minister also reminded banks to closely monitor their loans to ensure that businesses will not use the money for purposes other than buying catfish. "VASEP should also ask its members to stop dumping prices to maintain Vietnamese catfish's quality and reputation," he ordered. Vietnam tours
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Gas prices continue to fall

Gas prices in Vietnam are expected to drop further due to lower prices in the world market. Representatives from gas wholesalers said that the global market has been seeing a continuing decline in gas prices. Last weekend, contract prices decreased by an average of USD130 per tonne, compared to USD722.5 per tonne at the beginning of the month. If the decline continues through the end of June, gas retail prices will be reduced by VND38,000 (USD1.8), to around VND310,000 (USD14.76) per 12-kg canister. These representatives added that they received a report from the Dung Quat Oil Refinery, saying that they will resume operations on June 7. In early June the refinery halted its operations for maintenance, but contracts for the fuel were complemented by imports. Lower gas prices have boosted demand, to the benefit of traders. One representative said, "Our profits have increased despite the fall in prices." Vietnam tours
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Low prices force farmers to sell paddy to duck breeders

Some farmers in the Mekong Delta region have been forced to sell their farms to duck breeders as a result of falling prices. Farmers in Mekong Delta worry about their livelihood Farmers in Vinh Long Province have harvested 26,000ha of summer-autumn paddy, but they are worried about low prices and the difficulty of selling their crops. The price for one kilogramme of IR 50404 has dropped to just VND3,700 – 3,800 (USD0.17). Meanwhile, traders are not interested in buying because of low demand. In some cases, traders are even willing to take the loss of their deposits to farmers, VND1-2 million (USD47.6-95.2), if farmers are unwilling to store the rice until prices rise. Tran Van Chinh in Vi Trung Commune, Vi Thuy District, Hau Giang Province sold 1,500 square metres to duck breeders for VND3.75 million (USD178.57). In addition, due to uncommonly wet weather this year, many farmers operating costs went up because they had to lease farming equipment. According to some farmers in Vinh Long and Hau Giang provinces, at the beginning of the season, fees harvest machines cost just VND260,000 (USD1.23) per day to rent, but now have increased to VND300,000 (USD14.2). The fees are even higher for fields affected by bad weather. In many localities productivity has been quite low. In Vinh Long, a total area of 26,000 hectares yielded just 6.7 tonnes per hectare. Several districts in Tien Giang and Hau Giang have seen even lower rates of just 5.8 or 5.3 tonnes per hectare. Farmers in Soc Trang Province complain that, not only are harvesting costs higher, but fertiliser has gone up too, increasing to VND560,000-580,000 per bag compared to just VND480,000-490,000 at the beginning of the winter-spring crop. Vietnam tours
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Hanoi punishes officials for construction management violations

Hanoi district authorities criticised and punished around 20 officials for violations related to construction management in 2011, said the municipal People's Committee. A violation case on Ba Trieu Street According to the committee, they were mainly secretaries, chairmen and construction inspectors of wards and communes. A meeting was held on June 26 in Hanoi on urban construction management. At the meeting, many district representatives said construction violations have become a controversial issue, particularly the fact that many officials have supported violators, including those in Hai Ba Trung, Ba Dinh, Tay Ho, Hoan Kiem and Soc Son districts. Statistics from the committee showed that since January 2010 the city discovered around 1,700 construction violations, including 1,104 public and agricultural land encroachment cases for construction works; 490 unlicensed construction cases; 100 cases of projects that do not adhere to the terms of their licenses and six cases that used shoddy construction methods that have affected their surrounding houses. Hanoi authorities also tore down 601 construction works and asked investors to destroy 294 other works due to their violations of building codes. These violations have largely been blamed on lax management at the ward and commune level. A number of districts still lack strict supervision of land use. In particular, the municipal Department of Construction was blamed for not paying due attention to their oversight duties. Vietnam tours
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Municipal authorities struggle with HCM City traffic

In the latest report from the Traffic Safety Committee in HCM City, until this June, the metropolis has had 5.7 million vehicles, with 508,000 cars and 5.2 motorbikes. HCM City traffic causes administrative problems In HCM City private vehicles have surpassed all forms of public transportation for ten years, and the trend is continuing. The HCM City Transport Department would like to reduce the number of private vehicles. Since 2007, municipal authorities there have come up with a number of measures aimed at bettering the situation but they have proven ineffective. The HCM City Transport Department's main focus this year has been to make feasibility studies on the effect of adjusting transport fees on personal vehicles entering the city during rush hour in order to reduce traffic. Currently the results of the study are being analysed, and new plans are expected to result. During the first half of the year, aside from efforts to educate the public on traffic safety laws, the administration has also added stricter penalties on violations, collecting a total of about VND151 billion (USD7,217,973). In addition, the city has mobilised volunteers, including young people, precinct police and night watchmen to enforce traffic regulations. The same report, however, added that, up until May 25, there were only two traffic jams which lasted more than a half hour in the city. This would represet a 91% reduction of traffic jams from the same period of the year before. Another report, from the Traffic Safety Committee of HCM City, concluded that the reduction in percentage was a mere 80%. An official of the committee also said that illegal racing has not been a problem recently, although during holidays there have been large groups of motorbike racers on the streets of HCM City. Traffic police have manned positions on a nightly basis with maximum capacity to deal with this problem, he said, adding that the number of violators caught has gone up dramatically, with about 8,000 tickets being handed out and 4,000 motorbikes having been impounded. Vietnam tours
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Hanoi suffers qualified housemaid shortage

A number of companies are dashing to recruit and provide training courses for home helpers to serve increasing demand by high-income families or foreigners. Nguyen Thuy Nga, Director of a company in Tay Ho District, Hanoi that specialises in training domestic helpers for foreigners, said, "We always face difficulties in selecting people, particularly those with foreign languages and the necessary work experience. Plus they've got to have good health and personality." Domestic helpers need training Trained housemaids can receive a salary of VND5-6 million (USD238-285.7) per month, depending their working time, compared to just VND1.8-2.5 million (USD85.7-USD119) for those lacking training. Phan Thanh Huong, 38, from Long Bien District, who was trained at a centre specialising in providing housemaids for foreigners, said, "I'm now working for a New Zealand family at Golden West Lake apartment block with a stable monthly salary of VND4 million. They're very kind and respect me." Most of people who come to cities to work as housemaids come from rural areas and they are unaware of these training centres, but families are requiring higher skilled home helpers as they want to employ not only those who are honest and diligent, but can also cook, use domestic household appliances and even understand psychology of children and the elderly. Mrs. Hoang Xuan, Director of an event organising company in Hai Ba Trung District, said, her family had changed 20 housemaids, a not uncommon situation. Mrs. Thu Ha, who works at a centre providing domestic helpers, said, it was quite difficult for families to find a satisfactory housemaid. Families have their own requirements, while housemaids also target high salaries and families with good working conditions and possibly lodgings. Some families have changed housemaids 10 times to have a satisfactory housemaid. Vocation not temporary work The majority of housemaid training centres only introduce jobs to their learners, helping them to discuss salary with the families, but do not manage them. They have their contributors in localities to help introduce people for them. For reliable centres the quality of housemaid depends on the contributors' prestige. Do Tran Tuan, Director of a vocational training centre in Hoan Kiem District, said, "Just 60% of rural labourers coming to Hanoi to work as housemaids can retain the job for long time, while the rest quit the work due to missing their family or being ill-treated by the host. Families and housemaids rarely sign contracts; therefore, housemaids can stop working unilaterally when they feel unsatisfied with their employer. The situation that many families have to find housemaids is evidence of poor relations between the employee and the employer. According to the Labour Policy under the Hanoi Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, a dozen of job introduction centres operate in the city, but the department can only supervise their operation through their annual reports. Lawyer Nguyen Tien Hoa from Hanoi Bar Association, said there was no professional skills requirement for domestic helpers; therefore, no legal regulations on the vocation had been issued. To tighten control over the area, management agencies should issue legal documents on home help quality standards in order to professionalise the job. Vietnam tours
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Housing adverts plaster capital

Land and houses ads can be found plastered beside concrete cutting and drilling and drainage dredging ads. Banners hung on streets Many real estate companies have to close or reduce their operations. Real estate is no longer attracting investors either, with sellers outstripping buyers. Beside classified ads on forums, websites, and online adverts, many companies choose to offer their services via advertising on pavements and public sites to reduce costs and access potential customers. While these adverts can be found littering public places, there is little evidence about the effectiveness of this form of advertising. Trang, a woman living in Hoang Cau Street, Hanoi, angrily complained that her house's surrounding walls were plastered with all kinds of ads, including houses for sale, renting house, and signs seeking roommates, She had torn down all the paper leaflets, but a few days later her walls would be covered again. Some companies even spray painted their ads. Cuong, living in Hanoi's Thanh Xuan Bac Ward had just repainted his house's surrounding walls to prepare for his son's wedding, but the following day, he was shocked to see it covered in advertising. Quang, director of a real estate agency, admitted that housing adverts on streets has diminished house trading. But with only VND5 million (USD238.7), he could print huge amounts of leaflets and hire people go around Hanoi to stick them on walls. Advertising in newspapers would cost him VND20 million (USD955.1) per page per periodical. Advertising with an online newspapers would cost VND3-5 million (USD143.2-238.7) per time. Advertising on TV costs billions of VND. Due to the downturn in the economy and slumps in the sector, real estate agencies have to find the most economical ad methods. In Quang's opinion, mini apartments and cheap private houses worth around VND1 billion (USD47,755) is ideal for this method. But luxury villas, lands in up-market projects, and expensive apartments would devalue their products employing this form of marketing. However, head of PR department of a housing project in My Dinh urban area said they still have to use banners and street posters as their most effective way to approach potential common customers. Some housing investors have found out more polite ways to drum up interest, such as advertising in supermarkets and hotels. However, this kind of advertisement hasn't yet to be licensed by authorities. When reporters asked for their advertising license, the PR department said they had a communication company to do the paperwork for them. Vietnam tours
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Kindergarten graduation certificate rumour panics HCMC parents

Parents in HCMC are desperately trying to get a 'kindergarten graduate certificate' as rumours circulate that their children will not be allowed to enter first grade at infant without it. 80 children enrolled in Phong Lan school's summer course Minh, a parent in Binh Hung Hoa A Ward said, "I asked the headmaster at our local school and they said a certificate was required. Now we have to register our child at a public school in two months with a tuition fee of VND1.8 million (USD86)." In Go Vap District, the story is even stranger. A parent said, "My family is poor so we don't want to enrol our child at a kindergarten. But our ward officers said that we needed the receipt to prove that our child had gone to kindergarten, even for just a month is good enough. So we spent VND900,000 (USD43) for one month at a private school. If it's not enough, we just have to wait to enrol next year." In early June, parents in Tan Binh District's Ward 4 were also worried when the officers said only kids who went to kindergarten for at least two months could enrol into the local primary school. But both of the local kindergarten and primary school denied the information. Phong Lan Kindergarten in Binh Tan District is the only school which can provide the certificate, and it is receiving a large number of children. "Most of parents worry that their kids won't be accepted if they don't have the certificate." a teacher at Phong Lan School said. "Parents should ask the primary school officer to make sure such a certificate is necessary." Some rumours said that although private kindergartens can't provide the certificate, they could be bought at VND2-3 million (USD96-143). HCMC is one of ten cities implementing a project to universalise kindergarten education by the end of 2012. The false rumour was believed to have started because of various programmes such as the "Intensive kindergarten class" programme that was being implemented. This included local officials doing door to door visits to introduce kindergarten schools. An officer in Go Vap Ward complained, "The children are losing the chance to play and prepare for their first grade at infant school. Parents are forcing kids to do maths and read and write but aren't letting them enrol at kindergarten. We have no other way other than resorting to threats." The local Department of Education and Training confirmed that a certificate is not required. However they also said parent should submit any certificate they have because specific cases would be dealt with differently. Vietnam tours
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Four-star Germans blast Greeks to reach Euro semis

Germany booked their place in the last four of Euro 2012 as Joachim Loew's side hammered Greece 4-2 on Friday after dominating their quarter-final. German forward Miroslav Klose celebrates after scoring during their Euro 2012 football championships quarter-final match against Greece at the Gdansk Arena. Germany ran riot as captain Philipp Lahm, Sami Khedira, veteran striker Miroslav Klose and Marco Reus all got on the score-sheet to cancel out Giorgos Samaras' and Dimitris Salpingidis' second-half strikes for the Greeks. The Germans will now play England or Italy, who meet in Sunday's Kiev quarter-final, in the semi-final at Warsaw's National Stadium on Thursday as they inflicted Greece's heaviest defeat at a European championships, eclipsing the Greeks' 3-1 defeat at the hands of Czechoslovakia in 1980. "I would like to congratulate the Germans, they were really good," said Greece coach Fernando Santos. "They certainly have the game worked out. "We should have had a few more chances, but they had more possession and put us under pressure." The Germans dominated at Arena Gdansk and their ball possession never dropped below 60 percent. "That was a class performance from the team to reach the semi-finals for the fourth time in a row," said Loew with the Germans having reached the semi-finals at both the last two World Cups and lost the Euro 2008 final. "We can be proud of the team, it was clear that the Greeks could make something out of nothing. "We failed to take an early lead, but we did not panic. "There were a few changes and I thought I had to change things after three wins." Loew pulled off a pre-match triple surprise by leaving out striker Mario Gomez, plus forwards Lukas Podolski and Thomas Mueller in a bold move. Klose won his 120th cap to come in for Gomez to claim his 64th international goal leaving him just four short of Gerd Mueller's all-time Germany record. Borussia Dortmund-bound Reus capped his first Euro 2012 appearance with a goal at Mueller's expense to win only his seventh cap while Bayer Leverkusen's Andre Schuerrle took Lukas Podolski's place on the left wing. Santos brought in Grigoris Makos for suspended captain Giorgos Karagounis, who scored the winning goal against Russia which put the Euro 2004 winners in the last eight, with midfielder Kostas Katsouranis named as skipper. The Germans had the ball in the net after only four minutes as Khedira's shot was only parried by Greek goalkeeper Michaelis Sifakis, who was soon beaten, but Schuerrle was flagged for offside. Celtic's Samaras earned the first booking when he ran his boot down the back of Germany's Bastian Schweinsteiger's ankle on 14 minutes while Sotiris Ninis forced Germany's Manuel Neuer into a rare save on 31 minutes. With the Germans in control, the goal they had been threatening came on 39 minutes when Lahm burst through the left side of the Greek defence and fired home from the edge of the area. It was a carbon copy of the goal Lahm scored against Costa Rica, the first of the 2006 World Cup, and his fifth for his country on his 90th appearance. Santos added an extra forward after the break with Sotiris Ninis making way for Fanis Gekas and midfielder Giorgos Fotakis on for defender Giorgos Tzavellas. The switch paid off when Samaras slipped his marker Jerome Boateng to bundle the ball home from the cross of Salpingidis, who outpaced Lahm on the right flank on 55 minutes. But Germany reclaimed the lead thanks to a volley from Real Madrid's Khedira whose late run connected with Boateng's cross to leave Sifakis with no chance. Klose added to his impressive tally with a header from a Ozil free-kick on 68 minutes, while Reus scored the fourth when Klose latched onto Ozil's pass, forcing Sifakis into a save. But the ball fell to the Dortmund man, who hit the net on 74 minutes. With time almost up Salpingidis scored from the penalty spot after Boateng's foul, but it was too little, too late. Vietnam tours
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World\'s top banks hit with Moody\'s downgrade

The health of 15 of the world's largest financial institutions has been called into serious question after Moody's downgraded their credit ratings, citing risk exposure and the eurozone crisis. The health of 15 of the world's largest financial institutions was called into serious question, as Moody's downgraded their credit ratings, citing exposure risk and Europe's economic woes.Some of the biggest names in banking -- including Goldman Sachs, Barclays, Citigroup, HSBC and Deutsche Bank -- saw their ratings slashed Thursday, spelling increased investor scrutiny and potentially higher borrowing costs. Moody's said, in essence, that the banks risked massive losses and that they were exposed to the roiling financial crisis and to each other. "All of the banks affected by today's actions have significant exposure to the volatility and risk of outsized losses inherent to capital markets activities," said Greg Bauer, Moody's global banking managing. In total four firms were downgraded by one notch, 10 firms by two notches and one by three notches. Holding companies of a number of the same banks were also downgraded. Credit Suisse faced the largest downgrade, with its rating slashed three levels from Aa1 to A1. Under-pressure US banking giant Morgan Stanley was seen as winning a partial victory by only receiving a two-notch downgrade. Morgan Stanley welcomed the partial reprieve, but nevertheless questioned the Moody's decision. "While Moody's revised ratings are better than its initial guidance of up to three notches, we believe the ratings still do not fully reflect the key strategic actions we have taken in recent years," it said in a statement. Royal Bank of Scotland, which was also downgraded, called the ratings change "backward-looking," saying it did not recognize the "substantial improvements the group has made to its balance sheet, funding and risk profile." Citigroup was similarly unimpressed with the Moody's verdict. "Citi strongly disagrees with Moody's analysis of the banking industry and firmly believes its downgrade of Citi is arbitrary and completely unwarranted." In a jab Citi added that "sophisticated" investors no longer depend heavily on ratings agencies to assess credit risk. Ratings agencies like Moody's were pilloried for failing to predict the cataclysm that engulfed Wall Street and the world beginning in 2008, and Thursday's move was part of a sector-wide effort to tighten up ratings. But even so, the swathe of downgrades amounts to a fresh indictment of the health of the global financial system, which has seen wave after wave of crisis over the last four years. Since the sub-prime crisis banks have seen the value of their assets slump and their access to capital shrink, which has repeatedly forced taxpayers and central banks to step in to provide liquidity. Many governments have been forced to provide bailouts, straining already precarious public finances. On Thursday Spain became the latest to signal a bank bailout. Madrid announced that its crisis-torn banks need up to 62 billion euros ($78 billion) to survive. It is expected to formally ask its eurozone partners for the cash on Friday. The 15 banks downgraded were: Bank of America, Barclays, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Royal Bank of Scotland, BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole, Deutsche Bank, Royal Bank of Canada, Societe Generale and UBS. Moody's began its review of the banks in February, and the move was widely anticipated, helping to send the Dow Jones Industrial Average sharply lower on Thursday. In a separate announcement, Moody's also downgraded the long-term debt rating of Lloyds TSB by one notch. The British bank said the change would have "limited impact on our funding costs and market capacity," pointing out that its short-term funding rating remained unchanged. Vietnam tours
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Vietnam continues with petrol price cuts

The Ministry of Finance has decided to lower petrol prices by VND300-VND700 per litre beginning June 21, the fourth cut so far this year. Retail prices of petrol RON 92 have been cut from VND21,900 to VND21,200 per litre. Retail prices of petrol RON 92 have been cut from VND21,900 to VND21,200 per litre Retail prices of diesel dropped from VND20,500 to VND20,100 per litre; while a litre of kerosene was cut to VND20,050 from VND20,400 and fuel oil 3.5S down by VND300 to VND17,950 per kilo. In addition to the price cuts, the ministry decided to maintain the current contribution to the petroleum price stabilisation fund at VND300 per litre. The decision takes effect from 4pm on June 21. This is the fourth price cut in the domestic market since the beginning of this year, as a result of falling global prices. So far this year, a litre of petrol has dropped VND2,600. Petrol prices were cut by VND650-VND800 per litre on June 7. Prices of petrol A92 in Singapore have continued to decline since early April this year. On June 19, FOB prices for petrol A92 in this market dropped to USD98.5 per barrel from USD101.62 on June 18. Despite rising to USD98.8 per litre, the level remained at its lowest level for the past two years. The Ministry of Finance also decided to raise petroleum import taxes. The import tax on petrol increased by 3% to 10%; while, tax of diesel, kerosene and fuel oil rose 2% to 8% and 10% respectively. Vietnam tours
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Special services attract customers amid economic difficulties

While hundreds of businesses go bankrupt or face financial hardship some of the more unique parts of the service industry have been faring quite well. Plucking grey hairs, a new service Services such as plucking grey hairs, taking care of domestic animals and leasing virtual offices have seen no shortage of customers. Le Trung Tin, Director of an event organising company in Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, said his firm has targeted wealthy families for weddings, funerals, birthdays and other ceremonies during the economic downturn. The company charges between VND3-5 million (USD142.8-238) to plan parties and also offers event consulting services. 'Virtual offices' have also become a trend among businesses. Le Cam Ha, of My Dinh new urban area, Tu Liem District, shared, "Virtual offices are relatively new in Vietnam, mainly serving start-up businesses that are able to do most of their work online. Many foreign companies also use this service to open new branches. Virtual offices are managed by IT and leased at VND1-2 million (USD47.6-95.2) per month. The service often includes receptionists, fax system and other conveniences. These offices also provide support services, such as business registration certificates, tax declaration support and free web design." A number of hairdressers have started to offer hair plucking services to get rid of grey hair. For many this has become their main business. Vu Hai Minh, owner of hairdresser on Van Cao Street, Ba Dinh District, said that she had to hire extra staff to provide the service to the middle-aged customers. Although the prices are not high, the number of customers has made it profitable. Minh hopes to focus on hair plucking to make up for the decline in demand for other services. Pet care has also been taking off, particularly in the summer as families go on holiday. Prices depend on the the animal's weight; VND90,000 (USD4.28) for an animal weighing 1-10kg, VND130-150,000 (USD6.17.1) for 10-15kg and VND180,0000-200,000 (USD8.57-9.52) any animal over 15kg. Higher fees can be charged for extra care, such as better quality food, daily walks, playgrounds and even air-conditioned rooms. The companies also provide beauty care for the animals such as nail clipping and feather dyeing. Vietnam tours
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Apple fined $2.29 mln over Australian \'4G\' iPad

Apple was Thursday fined Aus$2.25 million (US$2.29 million) for "deliberately" misleading Australian consumers about the local 4G capability of its next-generation iPad. This file photo shows customers lining up outside an Apple store in Sydney, in March. The tech giant was also ordered to pay Aus$300,000 in costs by the Federal Court in a case brought by regulators. Justice Mordy Bromberg found that Apple misled people with claims in its advertising implying that the "iPad with WiFi + 4G" could connect with fourth generation cellular networks in Australia, when it could not. The judgement ruled that the company engaged in conduct liable to mislead the public and contravened Australian consumer law. "The conduct concerned was deliberate and very serious," Bromberg said. "It exposed a significant proportion of Australian consumers of tablet devices to a misleading representation." Apple offered in March to refund customers who felt they had been duped, and to publish a clarification about the popular tablet's capabilities. The product is now advertised outside North America as "Wi-Fi + Cellular" -- a change that came into effect on May 12 -- with a clear caveat on its Australian site that "it is not compatible with current Australian 4G LTE and WiMax networks." Earlier this month, the company agreed to settle the case with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, which initiated the proceedings. But Bromberg had refused to make an official ruling until he had details on how many iPads had been sold and were returned under the refund offer and further information on Apple's financial position. He said Thursday the risk of contravening Australian consumer law would have been "reasonably obvious" to Apple. "In that context, and in the absence of any other explanation, the facts to which I have just referred suggest that Apple's desire for global uniformity was given a greater priority than the need to ensure compliance with the Australian consumer law," he said. "Conduct of that kind is serious and unacceptable." The iPad was the world's best-selling tablet in the first three months of 2012, outgunning its Android-powered rivals, with sales more than doubling from a year earlier to send Apple's profits soaring. Vietnam tours
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Stricter rules for low-income housing

Low-income houses will be occupied if the buyers or renters do not move in within three months. Low-income houses will be occupied if the buyers or renters do not move in within three months. The Hanoi People's Committee has recently revised regulations on sales, leasing and use of low-income housing in urban areas. Purchasers will be required to submit a commitment to occupy their homes along with photos of family members before signing a contract with low income house project developers. Potential buyers or lessees must receive their salary from the State budget and be registered as a temporary or permanent resident in a district in the city of Hanoi. The tighter regulations are aimed to deal with the increasing number of fraud cases in the low-income housing market. During an online forum, the Minister of Construction, Trinh Dinh Dung, said, despite the slump in the real estate market, prices remain out of the reach of many people. The Government is making plans to assist low-income households. The Government will also use public funds to construct apartment complexes and take steps create conditions to encourage investors to build affordable housing. Vietnam tours
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Hynix enters SSD business

Hynix, a well-known Taiwanese memory maker, has finally decided to enter the SSD business, which is not a surprising decision given that the company makes own memory chips. So here's the first Hynix SSD drive – the SH910 – which comes in a 2.5-inch form factor and a thin chassis – just 7 mm – all based on the company's own MLC NAND flash memory. The Hynix SH910 also features the infamous SandForce SF-2281 controller, SMART, TRIM and NCQ technologies and (!) 128-bit AES encryption – note that due to the problems with 256-bit encryption the SandForce SF-2281 controller is no longer labelled as supporting 256-bit encryption. Hynix SH910 SSD Size-wise the SH910 SSD comes in just two models – with 128 GB and 256 GB capacity that sport 60 000 and 35 000 IOPS (reading/writing), while transfer speeds reach 520 MB/sec and 500 MB/sec respectively. Sadly, Hynix did not disclose any information on pricing and market availability. yen sao hitech review hue tourism vietnam weight loss cute girl dac san hue how to solve rubik how to tie a tie how to be pregnant how to cv what is fashion trends visit vietnam ky nang ban hang kinh doanh quoc te ngu phap tieng anh de thi dai hoc luan van ngan hang luan van thac sy bao cao thuc tap Quan tri kinh doanh Anh van giao tiep Bao cao thuc tap ke toan Bao cao thuc tap khach san Luan van bao chi Luan van van hoc Luan van sinh hoc Luan van hoa hoc Bao cao thuc tap xay dung Bao cao thuc tap co khi Bao cao thuc tap cong nghe thong tin Bao cao thuc tap nhan su Bao cao thuc tap quan tri kinh doanh De an giao duc
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Investors flagrantly abuse insider trading loopholes

Lax management of the local securities market is creating opportunities for investors to violate the law. Investors abuse insider trading loopholes On June 7, the HCM City Stock Exchange fined Sai Gon-Asia Financial Investment JSC, Sacombank shareholder Tran Phat Minh and Sai Gon-Exim Company VND60 million (USD2,874) each for buying Sacombank's shares without making a public announcement. These trades made them become Sacombank's biggest shareholders. With investors and other shareholders still in shock because of lax penalties, they received another blow when hearing the news that Sai Gon-Asia Financial Investment JSC, shareholders Tran Phat Minh had sold their stocks without making a mandatory disclosure again on June 12. Sai Gon-Asia Financial Investment JSC sold about 900,000 shares and individual shareholder Tran Phat Minh sold 876,000 shares. With the changes, Minh and Sai Gon-Asia Financial Investment JSC stocks dropped to below 5%, and were no longer Sacombank major shareholders, meaning they can sell their remaining shares without making a public announcement. Answering the criticisms of being slow, the HCMC Stock Exchange said Sacombank's legal representatives had not responded until May 29. However the management agencies took no action during three months of blatant transactions that raised suspicions among the investors. By the end of March, the HCMC Stock Exchange fined the chairman of Hanoi Investment General Corporation, Dinh Hong Long, VND40 million (US1,916) for allegedly selling his shares in secret. In 2011, Long sold nearly 1.4 million shares, sending the price of company shares down from VND20,000 (USD0.96) to VND1,600 (USD0.08). Many companies' shareholders also violated the same laws such as the major shareholder of Khanh Hoi Import-Export JSC who bought 264,940 shares or the head accountant of Hanoi Maritime Holding Company who sold 100,000 shares. Sacombank also recently bought 1,041,500 shares from the SPM Corporation and became its major shareholder. A shareholder of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Urban Development and Construction Corporation sold 120,000 shares before the company's registered information for online transactions was announced. However the fines for these cases are considered too low. Vuong Dinh Hue, Minister of Finance ordered the city's Stock Exchange to provide a report of the problems. He said punishments would also be delivered to state agencies which were slow in dealing with the issues. Investors who have complained of these types of transactions for many years, welcomed the news. They want their rights to be protected in such cases. Currently, the maximum penalties for manipulating stock prices and for internal transaction is VND300 million (USD14,374), while misleading or concealing information is VND500 million (USD23,957). But in reality, the penalties are only counted in the tens of millions of VND which is too small compared to the profits the violators earn. Many investors have proposed that profiteers using insider information should face prosecution. Vietnam tours
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City’s tourism dept says hotels are struggling

The number of inbound tourist arrivals in HCM City picked up slightly in the early months but hotels are struggling with lower occupancy rates, said a report of the HCMC Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism. International tourists take a walk in HCMC. Hotels in the city are struggling with occupancy rates at three- to fi ve-star hotels averaging out at only 67% in the early months In particular, the number of international arrivals is estimated to reach 1.82 million in the first half of 2012, rising 10% year-on-year. However, hotels are facing more challenges, with the average occupancy rate at three- to five-star hotels only reaching 67%, versus 70% in the year-ago period. The tourism department said room rates at the HCMC-based three- to five-star hotels in the year's first half average out at VND1.95 million per night, or US$94, largely unchanged from that in the same period in 2011. Tourist accommodation service providers run into more problems than last year due to surging input costs including higher prices of power, water and specialized materials at hotels, coupled with higher salaries and interest rates. Meanwhile, hotels have to keep their room tariffs unchanged or even quote lower prices to lure customers. The HCMC Tourism Association shared the same view on the troubled hotel sector. In addition, the association expressed a not-so-optimistic view on the travel sector. Specifically, the domestic tourism has yet to achieve any significant growth although the tourism stimulus program has been carried out. "This time last year, everyone was proudly talking about their growths, but this year enterprises are bemoaning decline in the number of customers," said Nguyen Thi Khanh, vice chairwoman of the tourism association. Similarly, Nguyen Viet Hung, general director of Fiditourist, said the travel business of his company plunged drastically in the first two months of the year with a sharp drop in the number of customers. The company cannot comment on the summer tourism season yet. "Thanks to Reunification Day on April 30 and International Labor Day on May 1, our company recorded growth in the first half of 2012, but the outlook for the whole year is not so positive. We are cutting operational costs and developing niche markets to carry on," Hung told the Daily. Vietnam tours
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Retailers ignore price listing rule

The pilot system for street trading requiring the use of listed prices on Ba Trieu Street, in Hanoi, seems not to have been effective, as many retailers have ignored the regulation. Not all clothes have a price tags District authorities have informed all local traders about the programme. Since June 15 any stores caught violating the new rules will be subject to administrative sanctions. Still, on the afternoon of June 16, many stores had failed to comply. Large stores in the commercial centre have been quick to list prices of their products, while a number of smaller stores used price tags but did not honour them. Numerous clothes shops on the street did not even bother putting on false price tags. Shop owners claimed that their items were so cheap that they did not require tags, and that it would be too labour intensive to use them. The owner of a coffee shop where drinks were listed but food was not, said "Food prices fluctuate all the time. We'd have a lot of trouble explaining to customers why prices have gone up if we added prices to the food menu." One furniture store on Ba Trieu Street priced their items in chalk. Others hung signs outside with one price for all products. However, once inside, prices varied, and some were not marked at all, leaving customers to bargain. Stores selling expensive items like motorbikes were also in violation of the regulation. A bike shop owner at 190 Ba Trieu Street said, "We are waiting to see how other shops react to this new regulation. However, listing prices isn't an effective way to protect consumers. Prices among shops selling same products can differ anywhere from tens of thousands of VND to several of hundred thousand. If customers don't shop around they will end up paying high prices." A shop owner who sells roasted peanuts also complained about the rule, saying, "Even though we sell the same thing every day, prices differ between wholesale and retail sales. They also depend on whether the order is for delivery or not." Vietnam tours
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Managing your work space to a more productive you

Workplace management is extremely important to ensure that you work to your full potential. Having a clear workspace allows you to think clearer, organise things more efficiently and prioritise tasks better. With increased efficiency you can cope with daily operations, follow schedules, communicate better and collaborate with your colleagues easier. Keeping everything organised is essential to your day's work. This is where the integrated workplace management strategies comes in to eliminate multi-tasking and help organise working space. You can optimise your working process with several easy steps: Decide what you do and don't need. You can label items by Needed and Unneeded. By doing this, you can always keep the Needed items in front of you Keep a clean workplace. Working with a computer requires maintenance, so you should spend a few minutes each day to clean your workplace – the desk, keyboard, monitor and time to time even the computer case. Be disciplined. By keeping on top of your to-do list, and regularly updating it, you will find that you can breeze through tasks by having them right in front of you. An integrated workplace management system allows you to create an electronic list for all of your tasks and organise them. It can also help you plan your tasks, manage documents, and make records. Overall, it's a great way to stay up to date with everything you need to do to ensure you keep on top of your work. Tags: documents, multi-tasking, tasks yen sao hitech review hue tourism vietnam weight loss cute girl dac san hue how to solve rubik how to tie a tie how to be pregnant how to cv what is fashion trends visit vietnam ky nang ban hang kinh doanh quoc te ngu phap tieng anh de thi dai hoc luan van ngan hang luan van thac sy bao cao thuc tap Quan tri kinh doanh Anh van giao tiep Bao cao thuc tap ke toan Bao cao thuc tap khach san Luan van bao chi Luan van van hoc Luan van sinh hoc Luan van hoa hoc Bao cao thuc tap xay dung Bao cao thuc tap co khi Bao cao thuc tap cong nghe thong tin Bao cao thuc tap nhan su Bao cao thuc tap quan tri kinh doanh De an giao duc
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Microsoft unveils \'Surface\' tablet in iPad challenge

Microsoft on Monday unveiled a Surface tablet computer as the technology titan steps in with its own hardware to take on Apple's market-ruling iPads. Microsoft's new tablet Surface is introduced during a press conference in Milky Studios in Hollywood, California. Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer described the iPad challenger as a tablet that "works and plays" when he showed it off at a press event in Los Angeles. Surface is also the name of table and poster-sized touch screen computers that Microsoft has pitched to the business market for use in restaurants, shops, bars and other venues. A tablet demo video online at microsoft.com/surface/ promised the tablet was "coming soon.' A version of Surface running on Windows RT software tailored for ARM mobile device chips measured 9.3 millimeters thick and weighed 676 grams. It boasted a 10.6-inch (26.9 centimeter) high-definition screen and will be available with 32 or 64 gigabytes of memory, according to Microsoft. A tablet model powered by Windows 8 Pro software measured 13.5 millimeters thick, weighs 903 grams and will be available with 64 or 128 gigabytes of memory. "It's a whole new community of computing devices from Microsoft," Ballmer said. "It embodies the notion of hardware and software really pushing each other." Vietnam tours
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MoET focuses on developing private kindergartens

The Ministry of Education and Training issued a circular giving incentives to private kindergartens. According to the circular, the Government will rent premises out to private kindergartens. Along with preferential tax rates and credits, these schools will receive financial assistance to construct or renovate facilities from local authorities. The Government will come up with a budget partially based on teachers' salaries and raises. Teachers will also be given the option of buying social, unemployment and medical insurance, like their counterparts at public schools. Teacher obligations will also be standartised. They will be responsible for designing lesson plans, for three to six years old, that are in line with the National Curriculum, universalising education programmes for five year olds and helping to integrate disabled children into the community. These private schools will be required to manage and use human resources in accordance with labour law and make sure that their facilities meet the standards of the Ministry of Education and Training. Other elements of the circular include specific requirements for class sizes, security and facilities. The circular imposes a strict ban on substandard and unlicensed kindergartens. Vietnam tours
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Bookstores provide friendly, free reading environment

Many bookstores in HCM City have become ideal places for students to read books without having to pay for books. At noon Nhan Van Bookshop in Go Vap District appears to be deserted, but, once inside, one can see a surprising amount of young people perusing the isles and flipping through pages. Nhan Van bookstore looks like a library Most are students, moving quietly around the bookcases, looking for their favourite titles. Nguyen Thi Huong, a student from HCM City Industrial University, said, after class she often comes to the bookstore to read. When she has enough time, she arrives when the store opens and does not leave until they close. Huong said the bookstore is only busy after 5pm, when many people come to shop. The rest of the day is quiet, making it ideal for reading. Also, unlike libraries, bookstores do not require any paperwork or fees, she added. "For students, paying hundreds of thousands of VND for books can really add up, and we can't afford to buy them all the time. It's great to be able to read the latest books without having to spend a lot of money. It is very good to read the latest books without having to pay any fees," Huong shared. Tran Dang Khoi, a student from Hermann Gmeiner Primary School in Go Vap District said, during vacation, besides helping parents to do housework, he spends around two hours a day to reading at the bookstore. Nguyen Ngoc Thao, from District 5, said she usually takes her children to Phuong Nam Bookstore to encourage them to read. Initially, they were not interested, but now it has become their hobby. They often ask her to take them. She is unable to afford to buy as many books for the children as she would like, so a great solution is for them to read at the bookstore, she said, adding that it is a great parenting tool. She is able to choose the books her children read and keep them interested in educational subjects, as well as distract them from computer games. Tran Van Tho, manager of Nhan Van Bookstore, said people are welcome to read in the comfortable environment of the store. He said that the staff have been instructed to be friendly with these visitors. "The only caviat we have is that they remain silent and take good care of the books. Any damage must be compensated for," he said. Vietnam tours
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Lang Co-World Beautiful Bay Festival to take place

The Lang Co-the World Beautiful Bay Festival will be held in Hue on June 16-17 within the framework of the 2012 National Tourism Year of Northcentral Coastal Region. The event aims to draw visitors to Bien Ngoc tourism area in Lang Co town, Phu Loc district to enjoy different activities, including a showcase of traditional products, local seafood and beer, cycle race, kite flying, tug of war and other folk games. The annual event, organized by the Thua Thien-Hue provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Phu Loc district People's Committee, is expected to advertise tourism potential and attract domestic and foreign investment. Vietnam tours
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COUGAR preps entry into keyboard business

COUGAR – a company that we have come to associate with power supply units, cases and cooling – is getting ready to attack the PC gaming keyboard market with a keyboard that carries the ATTACK name. The COUGAR ATTACK is a fully mechanical keyboard based on cherry red mechanical switches that offer leading reaction sensitivity even with low press force. All keys are also LED-backlit and you have the option to change the colour too. Although the colours have not been confirmed they are expected to be white, black, blue and red. Bundled key-caps and an included key-puller allow the user to individually highlight those keys (s)he is most dependent upon in gameplay. Additionally you can choose which keys to remain active and which not while playing. Cougar Logo The COUGAR ATTACK also offers the so-called G-key design that prevents you from hitting the Windows key while playing. There are 8 Macro keys too that allow you to easily access most frequently used functions or access and execute more than a single key command at a time. The multimedia keys round it further up, by controlling all of your music volume with the easy access media controls. The COUGAR ATTACK currently has no release date or pricing so stay tuned! yen sao hitech review hue tourism vietnam weight loss cute girl dac san hue how to solve rubik how to tie a tie how to be pregnant how to cv what is fashion trends visit vietnam ky nang ban hang kinh doanh quoc te ngu phap tieng anh de thi dai hoc luan van ngan hang luan van thac sy bao cao thuc tap Quan tri kinh doanh Anh van giao tiep Bao cao thuc tap ke toan Bao cao thuc tap khach san Luan van bao chi Luan van van hoc Luan van sinh hoc Luan van hoa hoc Bao cao thuc tap xay dung Bao cao thuc tap co khi Bao cao thuc tap cong nghe thong tin Bao cao thuc tap nhan su Bao cao thuc tap quan tri kinh doanh De an giao duc
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Logitech reveals G600 gaming mouse

Logitech has added the brand new G600 gaming mouse to its popular G-Series gaming line-up. Designed for MMO gamers the mouse is highly customisable and easy-to-use thanks to 20 integrated gaming buttons, 12 of which being thumb buttons, are set in two groups of six on a meticulously designed thumb panel – all in easy reach for quick and easy no-look navigation and faster game play. Designed for use right out of the box and not needing drivers the latest Logitech G600 MMO gaming mouse offers three default profiles – two for MMO games and one for general gaming. Additionally it features a G-Shift function that easily doubles the number of actions you can perform with any button, giving you complete control in your favourite MMOs. Just like other G-Series products the keys can be programmed so that gamers can create their own commands and profiles and store them in the mouse's on-board memory and access them with just one touch. Logitech G600 MMO mouse For additional personalization, the thumb panel's RGB illumination is fully customisable with more than 16 million possible colour combinations that you can use to easily identify the active on-board profile. The lighting can be set to glow continuously, pulse on and off, continuously cycle, or dim after a user-determined period of inactivity. The Logitech G600 MMO gaming mouse will be available in the US and Europe in July 2012 for a MSRP of 79.99 USD. yen sao hitech review hue tourism vietnam weight loss cute girl dac san hue how to solve rubik how to tie a tie how to be pregnant how to cv what is fashion trends visit vietnam ky nang ban hang kinh doanh quoc te ngu phap tieng anh de thi dai hoc luan van ngan hang luan van thac sy bao cao thuc tap Quan tri kinh doanh Anh van giao tiep Bao cao thuc tap ke toan Bao cao thuc tap khach san Luan van bao chi Luan van van hoc Luan van sinh hoc Luan van hoa hoc Bao cao thuc tap xay dung Bao cao thuc tap co khi Bao cao thuc tap cong nghe thong tin Bao cao thuc tap nhan su Bao cao thuc tap quan tri kinh doanh De an giao duc
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Muong Village notorious for tobacco addiction

An Nghia Commune, a mountainous region in Lac Son District, Hoa Binh Province, has become notorious for the great number of people addicted to pipe tobacco. Women smoking on market days The weather in this area is misty and cold year round, so people here say they smoke to keep warm. The habit began dozens of years ago when French colonialists forced local people to clear forests to cultivate tobacco and opium. Since then, the number of smokers has risen. Now, in this Muong village, almost every family has members addicted to tobacco. On market days at Re Market more tobacco is sold than other agricultural products. People smoke tobacco as a way of greeting, forming "tobacco culture". Warnings by medical professionals do not seem to make much impact. Xa Thi Huynh is a 71-year-old woman who has smoked tobacco for 60 years. She said her addiction began when she saw other family members smoking. In An Nghia Commune, there are hundreds of cases like Xa Thi Huynh, and the younger generation seems to be following the example of their parents and grandparents. Though the price of tobacco is high in comparison with incomes in this region, old habits here remain hard to change. Vietnam tours
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35th anniversary of UNESCO Vietnam marked

A ceremony took place in Hanoi on June 15 to mark the 35 th years since Vietnam 's National Commission for UNESCO (UNESCO Vietnam) was set up. Among the guests at the event were Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan and Eric Falt, UNESCO's Assistant Director-General for External Relations and Public Information and head of UNESCO's National Commissions in Asia and the Pacific. On speaking at the ceremony, UNESCO Vietnam's General Secretary Pham Cao Phong said that after being established on June 15, 1977, UNESCO Vietnam became one of 198 UNESCO national commissions around the world. It helps to maintain international peace and security by encouraging cooperation between countries in culture, education and sciences. The Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Nguyen Thanh Son, Chairman of Vietnam's National Commission for UNESCO, stressed that UNESCO is important to people and is significant for the country's integration and socio-economic development. In the future, agencies, provinces and the public will continue to take part in the commission's action programmes to develop the country and make it prosper while upholding UNESCO's objectives, he said. Son said he hoped that UNESCO will increase its support for and coordination with Vietnamese UNESCO agencies. To mark the occasion, Vice President Nguyen Thi Doan presented the Independence Order, third class, to Vietnam 's National Commission for UNESCO. Later the same day, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan received Eric Falt. Nhan said that Vietnam hopes to continue receiving support from UNESCO, especially in education and the preservation and restoration of cultural heritages. He thanked UNESCO for its contributions to Vietnam and the effective programmes it has carried out in the country, including education for all; education for sustainable development; culture and development and for finalising the nations policies on protecting cultural and natural heritages. Mr Falt acknowledged UNESCO Vietnam's ceaseless efforts to maintain the country's distinctive cultural, educational and scientific values and for helping to enrich the world with its cultural heritage treasures. During his stay in Vietnam , Falt is scheduled to attend a ceremony to award a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Certificate to Thanh Hoa province's Ho Dynasty Citadel as well as a meeting of UNESCO's National Committees in the Asia-Pacific region. Vietnam now has seven world cultural and natural heritages, six world intangible cultural heritages, eight world biosphere reserves, three world documentary heritages and one global geo-park Vietnam tours
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Communication firms clash in TV rights battle

With the country experiencing a reality show boom, communication firms have engaged in fierce competition to win the copyright for TV programmes. Dancing With the Stars is the most expensive advertising slot on Vietnamese TV Bad planning and over enthusiasm ruined a communication firm's announcement that it had won the rights to broadcast the popular Master's Chef show, despite the fact the schedule for the series hadn't even been announced. Firm executives were left red-faced as another firm won the rights to broadcast Master's Chef in Vietnam. The same communication firms also lost the rights to the Vietnamese version of 'Just the two of us' to another rival. "Every deal we'd arranged with our sponsors was cancelled, every plan ruined," the company representative complained. More painfully, it was also beaten at the race to obtain and broadcast the Vietnamese version of Clash of the Choirs. The fierce battle has hurt many, but left some earning large amounts of money. A TV industry insider said revenue for some communication firms had reached thousands of billion of VND, and they were only too happy to pay USD100,000 for the copyright for foreign produced shows. Currently, two of the biggest names that own various famous shows on VTV and HTV are BHD which has the rights to Vietnam Idol, Clash of the Choirs, Master's Chef and the Cat Tien Sa Media Group that has Just the Two of Us, Dancing With the Stars. The Multimedia Company also has Do Re Mi and Vietnam's Next Top Model show aired at Vietnam's prime time of 8pm on VTV3 and HTV7. To guarantee those hours, the company had to book the slot over a year in advance. Only popular shows that attract advertising agencies can remain on VTV3 or HTV7. At present, Dancing With the Stars has themost pricy advertising, with a 30 second segment worth VND120 million (USD5,749). With 30 minutes of advertisement for each of ten nights of the competition, the production company will earn VND72 billion (USD3,449). Vietnam tours
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