Vietnamese workers' lives in lay-offs: Surviving a week on $4
After paying the rent, she puts aside only VND1 million ($42) to cover all living expenses in one month
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Dogs taken to pedestrian street in Ho Chi Minh City despite ban
Most of the dogs are not chained or muzzled
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Vietnamese mother, teenage son dwell in cemetery
'Sometimes it hurts to see other children hopping around, laughing, and having fun, while my son can barely utter a word'
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Young Vietnamese turn to mortgages, installment plans to secure dream homes
"I made up my mind that I would eventually buy my own home, even if it was just a small apartment"
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'Hotels' for fish new trend amongst Vietnamese pet keepers
Compared with other pets, fish are very tough animals to care for
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Young Vietnamese prefer foreign cats as pets
Some pet owners have spent hundreds of U.S. dollars on their animals
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Temporary Saigonese citizens work extra hard as Tet approaches
They juggle a few jobs hoping to earn some more before heading back home
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In Saigon, visually-impaired masseurs, vendors work for livelihood amid coronavirus uncertainty
Wednesday, April 07, 2021, 20:40 GMT+7 Le Ngoc Luom makes his way peddling lottery tickets in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam after he lost most of his massage customers to the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo: Thu Hien / Tuoi Tre Despite constraints from their disability, visually-impaired masseurs, masseuses and lottery ticket vendors in Ho Chi Minh City, who have been struggling since the novel coronavirus first hit Vietnam in January last year, are making the most of their energy to make ends meet and fe...
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