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Morning News Roundup: HCMC Businesses Will Need 19,000 New Workers After Tet

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Tuesday, 16 February 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Jose Lozano Casado.

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  •  Visitors to Hanoi increase by 17% during Tet holiday [Hanoi Times]

  • HCMC drainage channels disappearing [DTI]

  • More severe drought forecast this year in Vietnam [Vietnam News]

  • AEC spells vast opportunities for skilled workers [VOV]

  • Over 5,100 hospitalized due to fights during Tet holiday in Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

  • HCMC businesses will need 19,000 new workers after Tet: report [Thanh Nien]

  • PetroVietnam to close some oil wells if prices fall below $30/barrel [Vietnam Net]

  • Foreign phone giants land in Vietnam [Shanghai Daily]

  • Vietnam invited to join int’l bid for UNESCO lacquer recognition [Saigon Times]

  • Vietnam buckles down to build up its parts industry [Nikkei Asian Review]

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