PRESS DIGEST - Vietnam newspapers - November 12
Source: Reuters
HANOI, Nov 12 (Reuters) - These are some of the leading stories in the official Vietnamese press on Monday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. - - - - VIETNAM NEWS -- Bird flu has recurred in six provinces, mostly in ducks, the Agriculture Ministry said. - - - - VIETNAM INVESTMENT REVIEW -- South Korean steel maker Posco <005490.KS> said it planned to establish a venture with shipbuilder Vinashin to invest $5.8 billion in a major steel plant in Van Phong Bay in the central province of Khanh Hoa. -- Lotte Shopping Co <023530.KS> of South Korea said it planned to invest $2 billion in a 50-storey in a Ho Chi Minh City retail complex. - - - - NHAN DAN -- Nearly 1,000 people died in traffic accidents in the first 10 months, the Police Ministry said. - - - - HANOI MOI -- The government estimated Vietnamese have created three million Internet blogs, raising concerns about the ability to control their content. - - - - TUOI TRE -- The Transport Ministry has approved Vietnam Highway Development Co to invest nearly 20 trillion dong ($1.2 billion) in building a new road linking Hanoi with the northern border province of Lao Cai. -- Police started a nationwide crackdown to gather information and detain people in an investigation into an Internet credit fraud scheme. - - - - THANH NIEN -- At least five people have been killed in floods that started rising again in central provinces following heavy rains brought by a tropical depression. - - - - THOI BAO KINH TE VIETNAM -- Drilling Mud Company said it would list all its 12 million shares coded PVC on the over-the-counter Hanoi Securities Trading Centre <.HASTCI> from Thursday. -- Ten largest coffee export firms would soon be the first to adopt new export quality standardd for their beans, the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association said. - - - - DAU TU -- Construction of Dung Quat oil refinery, Vietnam's first, is about six months behind schedule, project developers reported to Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung. - - - -
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