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In 2017, Traffic Accidents in Vietnam Killed 8,000, Injuring 17,000 Others: Report
Thousands of Vietnamese died on the road last year, but the number of fatalities decreased considerably compared to 2016.
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Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Hanoi to spend VND2.5bn to repair the ceramic mural [DTI] ▪ Uber files lawsuit against HCMC’s $2.3 mln tax demand [VnExpress]

Society
Every profession has its own grind. For those of us who sit behind a desk, the day-to-day routine can quickly turn monotonous: you drive to work, sit at your desk, scroll through emails, make phone calls, head to meetings, go home, eat, sleep, and repeat. But as the world of business changes and technology draws us closer together, some are finding a way to work without having to commit to this daily tedium.

Saigon
After months of planning, Saigon is finally taking down the city’s collection of cement water towers.

Vietnam
Vietnam has consistently achieved its targeted economic growth rates in recent years.
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Society
Have you ever wondered about the humans behind Humans of Sài Gòn?

Vietnam
Despite the warm reception from Hanoians during its opening weeks, Hanoi’s designated book area on 19/12 Street is facing a decline.

Saigon Hẻm Gems
In 2017, Saigon certainly saw its fair share of the good , the bad , and the controversial , but it was without a doubt a wonderful year in eating. Across the city, we delighted in finding decades-old street food spots and brand new businesses alike.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Hanoi, Da Nang among world’s top trending destinations in 2018: Airbnb [VnExpress] ▪ Toyota Vietnam recalls another 8,000 cars over airbag fault [DTI]
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Arts & Culture
The oeuvre of Japanese photographer Tatsuto Shibata includes an eclectic mix of subjects: streets tangled in neon signage, claustrophobic alleyways thrumming with commerce, sweeping city panoramas and enigmatic portraits.

Vietnam
Hot on the heels of Ho Chi Minh City’s efforts to clear walking space on the city sidewalks , Hanoi officials are installing fences along their city’s sidewalks as a means of protecting pedestrians from vehicles.

Vietnam
Train enthusiasts, rejoice!

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ 13 million foreigners spend holidays in Vietnam in 2017 [DTI] ▪ Vietnamese investor fined $440k for manipulating stock price [Tuoi Tre]

Travel
A new tourism development master plan has been approved for an area of Vietnam's northernmost province known for its stunning natural beauty.

Music & Arts
In his comprehensive work The Past is a Foreign Country , American historian and geographer David Lowenthal contends that, even in spite of historical accounts, recollections and relics that contribute to our knowledge of the past, the past can never be truly or wholly known, as there is no way to falsify or validate experiences that no longer exist.

Architecture
Vietnam's architect extraordinaire is adding his signature design style to various international destinations.

Vietnam
Even Hanoi’s metro trains are not immune to vandalism.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Vietnam escapes damage after typhoon takes heavy toll in Philippines [Reuters] ▪ Vietnam’s banking sector expects 44 pct surge in profits in 2017 [VnExpress]

Sports
Vietnam is officially Southeast Asia’s top football team as of 2017.
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Food Culture
A group of intrepid female chefs has been defying the laws of tradition to combat sexism in Japan’s sushi community.

Vietnam
Vietnam's internet cable issues have continued, as one of the country's undersea connections encountered a glitch last week, just as repairs on two other cables were being completed.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . ▪ Visitors crowd Phu Quoc Walking Street on opening day [Tuoi Tre] ▪ Toyota stops sponsoring Vietnam’s top-flight football league [Tuoi Tre]

Arts & Culture
2017 has been a good year for actresses of Vietnamese descent on the international stage.