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Da Nang investigates carcinogenic dried melon seeds,
Da Nang authorities have uncovered dried melon seeds containing rhodamine B, which is banned for food use.
Are the Impacts of Vietnam Fading, is it Possible?
How can the U.S. decry human rights violations as it fails to be responsible a war that should never have been waged in the first place? Airman fills tanks of a C-123 at Da Nang with defoliation spray.
Da Nang permits five clubs to open until 2am
" The city's authorities have allowed five clubs to open their doors until 2am to serve tourists.
Heroes from the Heart of Virginia: Vietnam War
Our week-long series honoring our Heroes from the Heart of Virginia, takes a look back at the Vietnam War.
Da Nang: no shelter for thousands of vessels,
VietNamNet Bridge a ' The central city of Da Nang currently has only the Tho Quang wharf, where around 500 ships can shelter from storms while the city has nearly 2000 fishing boats.
Sculptor specialises in big Buddhas
Few pilgrims are aware that the man who sculpted the giant statue of the Buddha of Happiness on top of Cam Mountain in the southern province of An Giang is the sculptor of many similar, but smaller, figures in pagodas across the country.
Fare thee well, Dang Ngoc Khoa
I have known for months that Dang Ngoc Khoa, who dedicated 18 years of his life to Thanh Nien newspaper, would die of cancer, leaving his friends and brotherhood behind.
Da Nang residents lose homes to 50 meters of coastline erosion
Erosion destroyed part of this home on the coast of Lien Chieu District in the city of Da Nang.
It was quite scary to travel by the 'last train' from Delhi to Agra, as R.V.SMITH discovered 40 years ago The last train from Delhi sounds ominous, like the last plane from Da Nang, when South Vietnam was overrun.
Doosan plants roots in Vietnam
At the remote Dung Quat Economic Zone, which lies within a two-hour drive of Da Nang, Vietnam s fourth largest city, the factories inside Doosan Heavy Industries Vietnam were making quite a racket next to the serene rivers and modest-looking residential houses in the countryside.
Atomic Energy Institute to get new home
VietNamNet Bridge a ' A new research centre for the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute will be built in the central city of Da Nang.
Study seeks way forward on Da Nang dioxin
Hatfield Consultants selects sampling locations around the Da Nang Airport. A new study of dioxin contamination at the Da Nang Airport has found alarming amounts of the toxin in people, fish and soil, with some areas tainted by over 360 times more dioxin than deemed safe by the WHO.
Da Nang promotes solar heaters
The Ministry of Industry and Trade and Electricity of Viet Nam have started a campaign to encourage the use of solar energy for water heating in central Viet Nam and the Central Highlands.
Poor first aid training costs lives
Nguyen Anh Tu, 22, was brought to Ha Noia TMs Viet Duc Hospital "drowning on land" a ' as doctors called it.
House and land tax law under scrutiny
Discussion about the draft law on house and land tax was the centre of attention among deputies during the sixth session of the 12th National Assembly on Saturday, which was chaired by Vice NA Chairman Nguyen Duc Kien.
This sort of thing could not happen elsewhere: DA NANG, Vietnam a ' Only three days into office, South Vietnamese President Duong Van Minh delivered an unconditional surrender to the North Vietnamese in the early hours of April 30, 1975.
Vietnamese food: not a spring roll in sight
Getting away from restaurants crowded with tourists can reveal intriguing options, including geese with shaved necks.
U.S. Navy Commander in Vietnam is Vietnamese American
When the USS Lassen made its official port call to Da Nang, Vietnam last week, it marked the first time a Vietnamese-American U.S. warship commander had returned to the Vietnamese shore.
'Imagine' A World Of Peace,Understand...
Troubled vet journeys back to Vietnam -- this time to offer helping hand Kevin Roberts, now 64, will build houses for poor families along the Mekong River He is a former Marine who has lived with battleground nightmares for 40 years and now plans a return to the land that haunts him.
Veteran sent his dog tag from 1970
VICTORVILLE When a Victorville man opened a Christmas card and saw what was inside, he said it freaked him out.
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