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Morning News Roundup: Traffic Accidents on the Decline in January

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Friday, 05 February 2016.
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  • Vietnam spent $1 billion to import Chinese cars in 2015 [Vietnam Net]

  • Japan to help Hanoi improve underground water quality [Vietnam Plus]

  • Traffic accidents on the decline in January [Vietnam News]

  • Three arrested for mugging cabby in Ho Chi Minh City [Tuoi Tre]

  • Tourists provided with free wifi service at Huong Pagoda Festival [Hanoi Times]

  • Forbes hails Vietnam’s economic achievements [VOV]

  • Helicopter tours open for Tet in central city [SGGP]

  • Foreign investors sell net 56 million USD of shares in January [DTI]

  • EU-VN FTA available online [Vietnam Net]

  • Petrolimex admits fuel impurities caused multiple car breakdowns in Vietnam [Thanh Nien]

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