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Tuesday
Thứ ba
4/15/2003
Picture: An
aid worker from Medicins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders (news
- web sites)), carries boxes of anti-SARS related medical material in a
Hanoi hospital, Vietnam.
SARS seen
trimming Vietnam economic growth-IMF
Hanoi
Tourism Attempts to Shrug Off War And Sars
SARS
under control in Vietnam but danger from China unabated: WHO
""The Vietnamese authorities have managed to strengthen surveillance
in the border area but they are worried because too many people are coming
across," Brudon said. ", from Nine
more SARS deaths in Hong Kong as virus crisis deepens by AFP
Picture: A
Vietnamese army colonel, part of a chemical unit, wears a protective mask
and head cover as he tours the French hospital in Hanoi which was at the
centre of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak
"Since the outbreak of the SARS virus in mid-March, China Airlines
Ltd , Taiwan's largest carrier, has cancelled 9.4 percent of its flights
to Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam with EVA Airways Corp cutting 12.7
percent, it said.", from Taiwan cuts fees for
local airlines hit by SARS, war by Reuters
"To stop SARS at its gates, the Saudi health ministry said Monday it
would ban the entry of visitors from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore
and Vietnam.", from SARS
claims 11 more in Asia as Europe probes its first possible fatality
by AFP
"A Vietnamese woman waited six years to get subsidized housing only to lose
it because by the time she found someone to translate the official notice,
the deadline had passed. ", from D.C. Language
Access Bill a Terrible Idea: Proposed legislation would cost over $7 million
by U.S. Newswire
Vietnam
arrests 52 people for football betting
Vietnamese
police swoop on soccer gamblers
Ho
Chih Minh City water project in doubt
Foreign
Bank Launches Internet Banking in Vietnam
Vietnam
index eases but rebound seen
Vietnam
sets dollar/dong rate 15,428 for April 15
Vietnam
Newspaper Highlights - April 15, 2003
Vietnam's
Press Highlights - April 15, 2003
Vietnam
rescuers, infant reunite
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Monday
Thứ hai
4/14/2003
Fresh cases
of suspected SARS in south Vietnam
"Malaysia will continue travel restrictions on residents of Hong Kong,
China, Taiwan, Vietnam and Canada to keep the SARS virus from spreading,
health minister Chua Jui Meng said on Monday. ", from Malaysia says visa
ban remains on SARS countries by Reuters
"He said blood regulator the Therapeutic Goods Administration had advised
visitors to China, Hong Kong, Singapore, northern Vietnam or Toronto,
in Canada, not to give blood for 14 days after their return, to ensure
they were not incubating SARS. ", from Australia bans blood donors from
SARS-hit areas by Reuters
"The Best Evening Wear title went to Vietnamese Chu Thi Van Anh while
Thailand€™s Sunisa Pasuk captured the Best Traditional Costume honours.",
from Miss
Tourism wants to wipe out global poverty by Star Publications (Malaysia)
Bhd
"Information and Communication Minister Chin Dae-je Monday called upon
his Vietnamese counterpart Do Trung Ta to endeavor for fair competition
in the Southeast Asian IT market, Korean officials said.", from Briefing - Asia Information
Technology - April 14, 2003 by Asia Pulse
"Vietnam's Binh Thanh Import-Export Production and Trade Co (Gilimex)
will buy back 100,000 of its shares over three months starting Monday, the
stock exchange said. ", from Gilimex to buy back
100,000 shares by Reuters
"Kim Lao, 16, also plays in the PDHS orchestra, works after school at her
father's auto shop and attends First Baptist Church. ", from Youth
face mix of values By KRIS ABBEY, Amarillo Globe-News
Whale
funeral draws 1000 mourners in Vietnam
Vietnam
announces venues for SEA Games competition
French,
Malaysian firms withdraw from 154 mln dollar Vietnam water project
Vietnam
index eases though foreign buying seen
Vietnam's
Hapaco expects new share issue in Q2
Petrovietnam
Looks for More Oil Exploration Opportunities
Vietnam's
Stronger Economy Lures Five Chinese Investors
Vietnam's
Processing Industry Needs Cash Injection
Vietnam
sets dollar/dong rate 15,424 for April 14
Minister
Chin Calls for Fair IT Competition in Vietnam
Vietnam
Money-Banks compete with high rates, gifts
Vietnam
c.bank T-notes auction results - April 14
Central
Vietnam Seeks Agricultural And Tourism Investment
Vietnam's
Tay Do Garment Co Signs Big Export Deals
Vietnamese
Newspaper Highlights - April 14, 2003
The Real Echoes
From Vietnam
Vietnam
vet named commander of Texas State Guard
Vietnam
veteran recalls war experiences
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Sunday
Ch�úa
Nhật
4/13/2003
"Late on Saturday Malaysia temporarily lifted travel curbs on visitors
from Hong Kong, Vietnam and Canada. ", from SARS
Ravages Hong Kong, Airline May Ground Fleet by Reuters
"ON FRIDAY, Madam Karen Chua and her children donned face masks and
flew off to Vietnam, one of the countries Singaporeans have been advised
to avoid because of the high risk of catching Sars.", from Still
flying : A few continuing with their travel plans By Sharmilpal
Kaur and Harleen Kaur, The Straits Times
"Dao is expected to continue his undefeated run on the top board
against a team which reached 11.5 points only after blanking Sri Lanka
on Friday.", from Chinese
sitting pretty By Rakesh Rao, The Hindu
Vietnam
silent about the SEA Games
Vietnam
Restores Import Tax On Select Petroleum Products
Vietnam
a blot, Iraq a scar
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Saturday
Thứ Bảy
4/12/2003
French
doctor dies of SARS in Vietnam; death toll 5- all health care workers
China,
Hong Kong, Vietnam reports new SARS deaths
Vietnam
reports another SARS case
"Malaysia has temporarily frozen the issuance of visas to people
from Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Canada in a bid to contain
the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome or SARS, Kuala Lumpur's
representative in Taipei yesterday.", from Malaysia
freezes visas for Taiwanese, citizens of HK, China, Vietnam, Canada
By Monique Chu, STAFF REPORTER of The Taipei Times
"The tobacco was found on April 3 in a 12-metre shipping container
that had arrived at Sydney's Port Botany from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam,
federal Customs Minister Chris Ellison said.", from Customs
seize huge tobacco shipment by The Age
"Federal Customs Minister Chris Ellison says 11 tonnes was found
in a shipping container in Sydney that had arrived from Ho Chi Minh City
in Vietnam.", from 5
men charged after illegal tobacco shipment plot foiled by Australian
Broadcasting Corporation
"In the women's section, China are leading with 11 points followed
by Vietnam (10) and India 'A' on 9.5 points as four more rounds remain
to be played in this 13-team, 9 round quadrennial tournament.", from China
poised to win both titles in Asian Team Chess by Press Trust of India
Spy
case highlights sophistication of Vietnam police: Amnesty
Picture: Policeman
stands guard outside the Ho Chi Minh City courthouse
"Tim Nguyen, who helps Andrew Hill manage the emergency immigrant aid
as the school's compensatory education coordinator, said he doesn't yet
know what the funding cuts will mean for the Redwood or for other programs
supported by the aid. ", from School's
trilingual paper faces uncertain future By Joelle Tessler, The Mercury
News
Vietnam
miracle reunion
Little
Saigon a big source of news
Vietnam
Authorities Track Virus Which Killed 12 Infants
Vietnamese
police bust gay sex ring
Vietnamese
man killed following argument in Internet chat room
Vietnamese
man, two children stabbed to death in central Vietnam
Vietnam
reinstates gasoline import tax
Vietnam€™s
Daughters and Sons Struggle Between Two Cultures
Vietnam
jails operators of male brothel in Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnamese
Actor Says Saddened by Expulsion
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Friday
Th�ứ sáu
4/11/2003
Vietnam
Now Has Only Seven Sars Patients in Hospital
SARS
may affect SEA Games in Vietnam
"But a growing number are leaving China and Vietnam because
of concerns over contracting SARS or getting adequate treatment if they
become ill.", from U.S.
Diplomats Are Leaving Overseas Posts By CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS,
The New York Times
Vietnam
tracking down cause of infant deaths
Amnesty:
Vietnam Going After Dissidents
Spy
case highlights sophistication of Vietnam police: Amnesty
Viet
actor branded a traitor migrates to US
Vietnamese
Actor Says Saddened by Expulsion
Vietnamese
"traitor" actor left Vietnam to live in the US
Actor
leaves Vietnam after criticism by government
Vietnam
reaffirms its claims on the Spratlys
Vietnam
on Ventura
Vietnamese
student finds strength through cross-cultural learning
Experience
Vietnamese culture
Vietnamese
American troubadour sings, tells tales of remembrance
""We do not think it is fair to leave American culture completely
out," says Tram Nguyen, Vietnamese culture chair.", from Cultural Shows Explore
Diversity By ANGELA MUGHAL and MY-THUAN TRAN of The Daily California
Picture: Dancers
rehearse on the stage in Zellerbach Hall for the Vietnamese dance show
that will take place Sunday.
China,
Vietnam ahead in Asian chess tilt
"In the women€™s section, India A did well to hold Vietnam to a 1.5-1.5
draw. Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman could not repeat her stellar performance
against the Chinese and lost to Hoang Thanh Trang, the former world junior
champion in 46 moves of Nimzo Indian Defence. ", from Indians
pave way for Chinese invasion by The Indian Express
Culture
& Society: Japanese Football Club Intends to Buy Leading Vietnamese
Striker
Agriculture:
Oxfam Recommends Improvements for Coffee Production in Vietnam's Dak
Lak
General
secretary of Vietnamese Communist Party concludes China visit
Vietnam
to speed up oil, gas exploration
Vietnamese
Party Leader Hopes for Peaceful, Friendly Border with China
Vietnam
burns to death 4.5 tonnes of smuggled wild animal
Matsushita (Panasonic)
to Expand Business in Vietnam
Matsushita
Electric Industrial Co. said Friday it and the Vietnamese Ministry of
...
Matsushita
plans to expand into home appliances in Vietnam
Matsushita
expands in Vietnam
Key
Vietnam economic data - April 11
Bank
of East Asia to shut offices in Ho Chi Minh City, Manila
Vietnam's
dollar/dong rate 15,424 for April 12, 14
Vietnam
Petrolimex eyes fuel oil imports for May/Jun
Vietnam
stocks end up as short-term buyers step in
Matsushita
to make appliances in Vietnam
Vietnam
sets dollar/dong rate 15,424 for April 11
Vietnam's
Thai Nguyen Steel Posts US$33 MLN Revenue in Q1
Non-State
Industrial Sector Helps Boost Hanoi's Development
Vietnam's
Quang Nam Province Seeks Foreign Investment
"Vietnam will become the world's second-largest exporter of rice
after Thailand this year, shipping an estimated 3.5 million tons of
rice to overseas markets. ", from Vietnam's
rice exports increase by Asia Times
Vietnamese
Newspaper Highlights - April 11, 2003
Look
Who's Back: 'Boys' of Vietnam
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Thursday
Th�ứ nƒm
4/10/2003
"In Thailand - where two people have died of SARS - travel agents
warned that the strategically important tourism sector faced the worst
crisis in its history, while in Vietnam, with four reported deaths, hundreds
of mostly European businessmen snubbed a major international trade show
in Hanoi.", from SARS
cases near 3000 mark by AFP
Picture: A
group of Vietnamese tourists wearing surgical masks to protect themselves
from severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, checks in at Kuala
Lumpur International Airport in Sepang, Malaysia
SARS
hits Vietnam's tourist industry
Picture: Construction
workers in Singapore are mostly from neighboring countries. Singapore
will quarantine newly arrived foreign workers from China, Canada, Vietnam
and Taiwan for 10 days as part of new measures to contain SARS.
"Artist Maya Lin, who designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in
Washington, D.C., has been named the winner of Denmark's Finn Juhl Architecture
Award.", from Maya
Lin Wins Denmark Architecture Award by AP
"8080 Olive Boulevard 314-991-8820 ", from Vietnam
Star BY JOE BONWICH, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"In a bittersweet and emotional reunion, Don Duong, the
popular Vietnamese actor denounced by Vietnam's communist government for
his roles in two U.S. films, arrived in San Francisco on Wednesday to
begin a new life in America.", from ACTOR
BEGINS NEW LIFE IN U.S. By Jessie Mangaliman, The San Jose Mercury
News
"Boat People SOS previously had used grant money to buy ads on
social issues in Vietnamese newspapers but decided that starting a publication
of its own last summer would be more effective. Nguyen said more than 8,000
copies were distributed monthly at the agency's offices in Falls Church,
Hyattsville and the District.", from Ethnic
Media Caters to a Big Melting Pot � by The Washington Post
Vietnamese movie star, pushed from his homeland, arrives in San
Francisco
Vietnamese
movie star arrives in San Francisco
Vietnamese
"traitor" actor left Vietnam to live in the US
Vietnam
Actor Branded 'Traitor' Leaves for U.S.
Actor quits
Vietnam for US
Hanoi delays Review
magazine's newsstand sales
Ho Chi Minh City
Offers Fresh Incentives to Foreign Investors
Vietnam Ministry
Encourages Mushroom Production for Export
LEAD: Vietnam Airlines to fly between Fukuoka
Vietnam
index rebounds on optimism over war ending
Vietnam
Now World's Second Largest Exporter of Rice
Vietnam
Minister Urges South-East Region to Go Industrial
Vietnam's Mekong
Delta Attracts 127 Foreign-Invested Projects
Vietnam
Begins Construction of Se San 3A Hydroelectric Plant
Petrovietnam seeks
to issue $19.5 mln bond in May
Viet solo parents get family help
Vietnam
celebrates claim to Spratley islands
Vietnam
repatriates remains of more than 200 soldiers killed in Cambodia
Brand-name
theft stings Vietnamese
Vietnam
leads Asian chess tourney
The joy
of Hanoi
Vietcong
(Gathering PC MA15)
Pakistan
participates in Vietnam fair
Vietnam
Airlines to fly to Fukuoka
Vietnam
sets dollar/dong rate 15,424 for April 10
Agent
seeks freight for WFP Vietnamese rice for Iraq
"- Ken Nguyen, president of the Little Saigon Foundation ... -
Chuyen Nguyen, former South Vietnamese air force fighter pilot and business
owner in Little Saigon", from Listening
Post by The Orange County Register
Iraqi
envoy to Vietnam defiant but others in state of limbo
Iraq envoy to Vietnam
vows to fight on
Vietnam war memories
surface during conflict
Vietnam
vets unveil plans for sculpture
Vietnam
veteran gets rare license plate for service
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Wednesday
Thứ tư
4/9/2003
"The girl, from Vietnam, was one of four suspected cases of the
virus in Victoria, three children from Canada who are holidaying the state
are still under investigation.", from NSW,
Vic SARS cases recovering by Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Vietnam PM
says SARS outbreak has hurt tourism
Vietnam's
Tourism in Crisis Due to SARS: Newspaper
"Vietnam's only listed hotel, Saigon Hotel said occupancy rates
had dropped to 50 percent. ", from China accused of virus
cover-up by Reuters
A surge
in dengue fever in Vietnam
"A Vietnamese woman who waited six years to get subsidized housing
only to lose it because by the time she found someone to translate the
official notice, the deadline for responding had passed.", from Advocates
for Immigrants Endorse D.C. Language Bill By Sylvia Moreno,
The Washington Post Staff Writer
"Dao Strom, who was born in Vietnam in 1973 and grew up in California,
is one such new American writer.", from More
Peaks Than Valleys 'Grass Roof, Tin Roof' by Dao Strom By Deborah
Sussman Susser, a writer and editor in Tempe, Ariz.
Asian
Chess: Vietnam upset India B
First Vietnamese
restaurant now open in Akron
Vietnamese
uncover more of their violent past
Vietnamese party leader visits Anhui province
Jiang
Zemin Meets Vietnamese Communist Party Chief
Chinese
Top Legislator Meets Vietnamese Party Chief
Japan,
Vietnam Agree to Speed up Investment Pact
Japan,
Vietnam to speed up pact
Trade:
Higher Freightage Hammers Vietnam's Coffee Sales to Europe
Vietnamese
government poised to improve construction bidding procedures
Report Card -
Vietnam Posts And Telecommunications (VNPT)
First
cell phone provider with CDMA technology to enter Vietnam's market
Vietnam
index eases on fears over REE results
Vietnam
Cos Face Tough Hurdles to Invest Overseas
Vietnam-Japan
Investment Body Set up
Vietnam
sets dollar/dong rate 15,425 for April 9
Vietnam
scribes see a concept that's embedded with flaws
Vietnam
Cos Face Tough Hurdles to Invest Overseas
Vietnamese
Newspaper Highlights - April 9, 2003
Experts
Debate Vietnam Analogy
Vietnam
memories still leave a bitter taste for some
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