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Destinations such as Vietnam and India are enticing Taiwanese companies and workers to settle down.
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Vietnam
Some Nha Trang residents have connected their home sewage systems to a storm drain, spilling filth directly into the shallow waters of the popular beach city.

Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.

Film & TV
Last Wednesday, the couple talked about their declaration of love during a live stream Facebook interview with the reality show centered around straight relationships.
![[Illustrations] Vietnam's Childhood Toys Through the Harrowing Lens of Adulthood](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2018/10/Oct17/areyouready/CaoLeDieuPhucIllust2_SGRl.jpg)
Arts & Culture
If it seems like Saigon’s creative industry is running on nostalgia right now, it’s because it is. The crop of young Saigoneers born in the 1990s and 2000s are now entering the workforce and driving the local economy forward, bringing with them a sense of silvery longing for their childhood icons.

Music & Arts
This year marks the fifth time the event has taken place, with over 6,500 visitors and nearly 500 artists taking part over the least four years.

Hanoi
Having finished construction on the An Duong-Thanh Nien Overpass, which opened last Thursday, plans are now being proposed to level and expand Au Co Street.

Vietnam
For another two years, tourists from a range of countries will be able to enter Vietnam for 30 days with an electronic visa.

Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.

Health
A positive note to kickstart the Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the anniversary of the Vietnam's Women Union.
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Travel
Tsukiji Fish Market has been one of Tokyo's most well-known destinations for centuries, famous for its early-morning tuna auctions and frenetic wholesale seafood stalls. Yesterday , however, its inner section moved to a new location and re-opened as Toyosu Market. The following photos document a visit to the fish market in 2017, shortly after the tumult of the morning's business.

Vietnam
Numerous experts have spoke out against the approved plans, citing a variety of reasons of damage to Vietnam's priceless natural area.

Branded Content
Because the waters surrounding Phu Quoc teem with exotic life, many visitors to the island look forward to indulging in a vast array of seafood.

Vietnam
The number of traffic accidents and victims continues to be high, but the situation has seen slight improvement compared to last year.

Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.

Vietnam
Vietnam ranked 12 th after winning eight gold, eight silver and 24 bronze medals at the event, which is held once every four years.
![[Photos] 27 Snapshots of Saigon in 1970 by Carl Nielsen](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2018/10/Oct15/carl-nielsen/Saigon1970-CarlNielsen-19l.jpg)
Saigon
Almost five decades ago, Saigon didn’t have much in terms of high-rise buildings; however, judging by the amount of people hanging about in public spaces, street life was as much a big part of metropolitan life as it is today.
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Arts & Culture
Just across the border from Vietnam in Guangxi, China, the Dong ethnic minority leads lives far removed from massive cities churning out cell phones, computer chips, skyscrapers, high-speed trains; and, nouveau-riche buying up the world's most important dinosaur skeletons for display in private homes.

Tech
Several major Apple equipment suppliers are considering moving production outside of China amidst the US-China trade war.

Saigon
If your commute this morning was a nightmare, blame oranges.

Roundups
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Each morning, we select some of the most important stories from Saigon, the rest of Vietnam and beyond, and digest them into short, accessible links so you can easily keep up with current affairs.

Asia
While Penguin Random House's distributing unit has already existed in Singapore, the establishment of a publishing arm could open up more opportunities for Southeast Asian writers.
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Arts & Culture
Quy Nhon is regarded as a hidden oasis thanks to its sweeping and sparsely populated beaches and untrammeled terrain, but its food is no less unique or laudable.