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The need for sand to build roads and infrastructure in Vietnam charges ahead with few restraints as land and houses are lost. [1]
Known as the rice basket of the country, the delta now sees houses tumbling into rivers and livelihoods lost. When a riverbank subsided and gave way, Tran Van Bi’s house collapsed into a river in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta four years ago. [2]
HANOI -- V-GREEN, the company that runs charging stations for VinFast's electric cars and bikes, aims to expand its network in its home market of Vietnam more than sixfold to 1 million ports in three years, having recently expanded its presence in In... [3]
Global Church News - Chicago Catholic cemeteries give a proper burial to those who died on the fringes Nov 25, 2015 Chicago’s Catholic cemeteries have helped bury the bodies of about 200 unidentified and unclaimed persons in recent years. [4]
New directive from Hanoi on Church property: nothing will be given back Hanoi (AsiaNews) - None of the 2,250 properties confiscated from the Vietnamese Church will be restored to their owners, and those "transmitted" by the state to "organizations or... [5]
The need for sand to build roads and infrastructure in Vietnam charges ahead with few restraints as land and houses are lost.
Known as the rice basket of the country, the delta now sees houses tumbling into rivers and livelihoods lost. When a riverbank subsided and gave way, Tran Van Bi’s house collapsed into a river in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta four years ago.
HANOI -- V-GREEN, the company that runs charging stations for VinFast's electric cars and bikes, aims to expand its network in its home market of Vietnam more than sixfold to 1 million ports in three years, having recently expanded its presence in In
Global Church News - Chicago Catholic cemeteries give a proper burial to those who died on the fringes Nov 25, 2015 Chicago’s Catholic cemeteries have helped bury the bodies of about 200 unidentified and unclaimed persons in recent years.
New directive from Hanoi on Church property: nothing will be given back Hanoi (AsiaNews) - None of the 2,250 properties confiscated from the Vietnamese Church will be restored to their owners, and those "transmitted" by the state to "organizations or