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Two fishermen have gone missing after their boat collided with a cargo ship off the coast of the central province of Binh Dinh on Thursday evening According to director of Quy Nhon Sea Port, Vu The Quang, they were informed that the Thai Anh 6 Cargo Ship which was transporting 2,083 tonnes of coal from Quang Ninh Province to Dong Nai Province collided with the fishing boat TS BĐ-91549 off Binh Dinh at around 7.45pm on September 23. "All three crew on the fishing boat fell into the sea after the collision," Quang said. "The Thai Anh 06 Ship managed to save one of them while two others remain missing." Rescue forces have been sent to search for the two missing fishermen but neither have been found as of Friday afternoon. … [Read more...] about Two fishermen missing off Binh Dinh

I must admit I was just as shocked as everyone when I was told Tuoi Tre News (TTN) would have to shut down along with the Vietnamese language version. Although I knew the shutdown was only a few months, it was surprising how much it had become a part of my life. I didn’t realize how much I would miss TTN. Sniff…where’s the hanky? After contributing to the ‘City diary’ section of the TTN website for five years and more than 300 articles, it was disconcerting to find my weekly writing process grind to a halt. It felt like being fired from a job. Initially I wasn’t too worried but as time passed, the lack of a creative outlet began to get to me. No, my hands didn’t shrivel up in despair nor did I hide in the corner imagining my public life had come to an end. However I did eat more chocolate. I wrote more than one story a week as some events during the year required more content, for example, between Christmas and the Western New Year and then over the Tet holiday. Other times I … [Read more...] about Did ya miss us?

At the meeting, Senator Patrick Leahy expressed delight at the two sides’ outcomes in overcoming war legacy, especially the effective implementation of Phase 1 of dioxin contamination remediation project at Bien Hoa Airport. Particularly, the two sides have completed the detoxification of dioxin-contaminated land in a lake at Gate 2 of the airport and actively conducted a project to support those with disabilities in eight provinces severely affected by Agent Orange/dioxin. They have also obtained achievements in searching remains of U.S. servicemen missing in action in Vietnam and of Vietnamese soldiers missing during the war and carrying out information dissemination projects. General Chien informed the U.S. Senator that the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense has supported the COVID-19 vaccination of contractors and workers, who are participating in the dioxin contamination remediation project at Bien Hoa Airport, in an effort to preventing SARS-CoV-2 from affecting the … [Read more...] about Vietnam, U.S. to continue cooperating in settling war legacy

Deputy Minister of National Defence Sen. Lieut. Gen. Hoang Xuan Chien (R) and Patrick Leahy, president pro tempore of the US Senate (Photo: qdnd.vn) Hanoi (VNA) - Deputy Minister of National Defence Sen. Lieut. Gen. Hoang Xuan Chien met with Patrick Leahy , president pro tempore of the US Senate on September 22 (local time) in Washington DC, with their discussion focusing on war-aftermath mitigation projects in Vietnam. The US senator expressed his delight at outcomes of the nations’ collaboration in tackling war consequences, particularly a dioxin detoxification project at the Bien Hoa airport and a project on improving the quality of life of people with disabilities in eight provinces heavily sprayed with Agent Orange. He also acknowledged the progress made in cooperation in searching for remains of missing-in-action US servicemen and Vietnamese martyrs as well as in the implementation of joint communications campaigns. Chien informed Leahy that his ministry has … [Read more...] about Vietnam, US step up cooperation in tackling war consequences

Việt Nam celebrates after beating Maldives at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022 qualifiers, held in Tajikistan on Thursday. — Photo AFC Football HÀ NỘI — The head coach of the Vietnamese national women’s football team expressed his dissatisfaction with his team after their opening Group B victory against the Maldives on Thursday. Việt Nam sent a message of intent to the rest of their group in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022 qualifiers in Tajikistan, beating the Maldives 16-0. This is the biggest victory in the history of the national women's team, but coach Mai Đức Chung felt they could have converted more. “I am not really satisfied with the team’s play. Our scoring performance is not good. In the first half, the players missed a lot of opportunities. If we knew how to make better use of the ball, we could have scored 20 goals, maybe more. We won this match because the opponents were too weak, not because we were too strong. We will have to overcome this shortcoming,” … [Read more...] about Việt Nam women’s team beat the Maldives 16-0 but Coach Chung felt they could have scored more

Check out the news you should not miss today: Society -- The Ministry of Health registered 8,537 COVID-19 cases in Vietnam on Friday, along with 12,371 discharged patients and 203 deaths. -- More than one million doses of Abdala COVID-19 vaccine developed by Cuba's Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology are being delivered to Vietnam on the special plane serving the overseas working trip by President Nguyen Xuan Phuc and a high-ranking delegation of Vietnam, according to Vietnam News Agency on Friday. -- A court in northern Thanh Hoa Province sentenced three men to death and life in prison on Friday for shooting dead a police officer in January. -- The administration of Da Nang City in central Vietnam on Friday has decided to allow people to leave the city and provide travel passes for those in needs. -- The Thanh Hoa People's Committee on Friday announced a list of service establishments allowed to resume operations, including barbershops and hair … [Read more...] about Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News – September 25