Quang Tri bomb collectors kindle memories of Vietnam War
By Hoang Tao April 13, 2021 | 02:58 pm GMT+7
From the former battleground of the Vietnam War, Chuc has been salvaging bomb and ammunition husks to remind future generations of the horrors of war and the value of peace.
Tran Cong Chuc stands next to the bomb husks, remnants of the Vietnam War, he collected in Quang Tri Province. Photo by VnExpress/Hoang Tao.
In Tran Cong Chuc's childhood memories, planes whirred above the sky and bombs crashed down onto the earth in front of his house beside the Ben Hai River. From 1954 to 1972, the Hien Luong River in his central Quang Tri Province hometown was the temporary dividing line separating Vietnam into North and South.
Toong opens 19th outlets despite COVID-19 pandemic 15:27 | 12/04/2021
Despite being heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide, Toong has recently opened its 19th outlet in the Indochina region named Toong Nguyen Binh Khiem Saigon, located at WÃnk Hotel in District 1 of Ho Chi Minh City.
Toong Nguyen Binh Khiem Saigon is the first professional work environment to be integrated in a next-gen hotel
Replacing the traditional business centre inside a hotel, Toong Nguyen Binh Khiem Saigon is inspired by the street, designed in a way that harmonises the shared working space and private studios. Individual customers can come to work 24/7. Enterprises can book long-term serviced offices in order to enjoy the unique design, become part of a community of bold and earnest individuals, and participate in thoughtfully curated art and cultural events.
Vietnam: Eni strengthens its presence in Vietnam through the acquisition of Block 115
12 Apr 2021
KrisEnergy (Vietnam 115) of a 100% participating interest and the operatorship in
Block 115/09, offshore central Vietnam.
Source: KrisEnergy
The area is adjacent to
Block 114 where the operator Eni Vietnam and its partner Essar Exploration and Production Limited have recently announced the
Ken Bau gas and condensates discovery currently under appraisal.
The new acreage also borders with Block 116, also operated by Eni Vietnam with a 100% participating interest.
The block covers an area of 7,382 Km2, with a water depth ranging from 90m to 1,000m.
Eni's presence in the Country is further strengthened with this acquisition, consolidating its position in the recently discovered Ken Bau like play, in line with its strategy of expanding of its gas portfolio in the Asian Far East.
Eni strengthens its presence in Vietnam through the acquisition of Block 115
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Eni, through its affiliate Eni Vietnam, has completed the acquisition from Krisenergy (Vietnam 115) Ltd. of a 100% participating interest and the operatorship in Block 115/09, offshore central Vietnam.
The area is adjacent to Block 114 where the operator Eni Vietnam and its partner Essar Exploration and Production Limited have recently announced the Ken Bau gas and condensates discovery currently under appraisal.
The new acreage also borders with Block 116, also operated by Eni Vietnam with a 100% participating interest.
Representatives from nearly 130 domestic travel firms across the country has made a Famtrip to the south central coastal province of and Khanh Hoa from April 8-11 to explore the province’s tourism products.
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11/04/2021 09:01 GMT+7
Online sale apps are spending big money on promotion campaigns to retain consumers, but the money seems to have been spent in vain.
In order to buy a body care lotion bottle at a preferential price from a sale promotion program, Tran Thanh Truc in Ba Dinh district, Hanoi, installed a shopping app. Buying the product via this app, she enjoyed a discount of VND50,000 and did not have to pay a delivery fee under the new membership program.
Hidden gem Some old monasteries in Đà Lạt with significant architectural values have been repaired to change their purpose of use. An abandoned monastery located between Trần Quang Diệu and Hùng Vương streets is one. The dirt path leading to the monastery makes it quite a hidden gem. Located in the north of the city and covering more than seven hectares, the chapel and residential quarters of the Franciscan monastery sit on a hill about 7 kilometres from the city centre. For years, the iconic chapel has been an inspiration for Vietnamese artists and photographers, appearing in countless works of art.
Accompanying with Phu Quoc to welcome tourists, Vietjet operates a series of flight routes connecting domestic destinations to the beautiful Pearl Island.
The People’s Committee of central Dang Nang city and the Import-Export Pan Pacific Group (IPPG) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the development of an international and regional finance centre to attract investors in the future.