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On July 22 they broke into a company selling construction materials in Hoa Vang District on the city’s outskirts, used iron bars to break open a safe box and stole over VND997 million in cash. … [Read more...] about Two Chinese jailed in central Vietnam for burglarizing companies

Rising water on the Cai River in Nha Trang City and the Dinh River in Ninh Hoa District, two major rivers in the province, reached 6.42 meters and 4.48 meters, respectively, which were only 1.58 meters and 0.52 meters below emergency levels. … [Read more...] about South-central Vietnam province tells students stay home, avoid flooding

As of the end of June, the total area of coffee being sustainably grown in the five central highlands provinces exceeded 36,266 ha, a conference held on September 16 on accelerating the progress of the Vietnam Sustainable Agriculture Transformation Project (VnSAT) heard.coffee plantations.VnSAT project has total investment of 301 million USD, including 237.2 million USD in IDA funding. It aims to sustainably farm 69,000 ha of coffee, increase profits from coffee production by 20 percent, support 162 farmer groups, and help the coffee industry in 33 districts and towns across the five central highlands’ provinces improve competitiveness and reduce the environmental impact./. … [Read more...] about 36,000 ha of coffee sustainably grown in central highlands under VnSAT project

Dak Nong (VNS/VNA) - A few years ago hundreds of people used to descend on coffee plantations in the Central Highlands region to work as coffee pickers during the harvest season when coffee prices were high. However, now prices have fallen, there is less interest in the work. According to many plantation owners in Dak Nong province, coffee picking used to provide a stable income for thousands of labourers. Over the past three-four years, more and more coffee plantations had been converted to other crops, leaving the work less attractive, Dan Tri online newspaper reported. Now many coffee farmers struggle to find workers for the harvest. Nguyen Van Dung, the owner of a coffee plantation in in Dak Dro commune, Krong No district, said his family began harvesting coffee in mid-November this year. This year, labour costs were higher than last year, but it was still difficult to find workers due to the low coffee … [Read more...] about Central Highlands faces labour shortages on coffee plantations

It is forecast that Thừa Thiên-Huế and Khánh Hòa provinces and several places in the Central Highlands area will have strong rains today. The water level in rivers from Quảng Nam to Khánh Hòa provinces will continue to rise for the next week. … [Read more...] about Central region hit by heavy rains, flooding