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Five prominent football players have been banned from participating in national tournaments organized by the VFF due to their alleged involvement in drug-related activities. The players, including goalkeeper Duong Quang Tuan, center-back Nguyen Ngoc Thang, and midfielders Dinh Thanh Trung, Nguyen Van Truong, and Nguyen Trung Hoc, are currently in police custody as the investigation unfolds. The situation came to light last Saturday when police raided a local hotel in Ha Tinh Province. The five players were found in the company of a group suspected of drug-related activities, leading to their immediate suspension from football activities. Among the players, Dinh Thanh Trung, a former member of the Vietnamese national team, was the recipient of the Vietnam Golden Ball in 2017. Nguyen Ngoc Thang, another talented player, had recently represented the U23 Vietnam team in the AFC U23 Asian Cup 2024 quarterfinals in Qatar. Nguyen Trung Hoc, the captain of Hong Linh Ha Tinh, has been a consi...

Vietnam Headlines Today (May 20): What You Need to Know Vietnam, Cuba Strengthen Justice Cooperation President Ho Chi Minh: Eternal Inspiration for Vietnam’s Youth Support for Vietnamese Businesses Affected by Warsaw Fire Vietnam Tops Indian Travelers’ Destination List Vietnam’s Film Industry Soars to New Heights Remains of Vietnamese Martyrs Repatriated from Laos Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Welcomes Thousands on President’s Birthday British Historian Lauds President Ho Chi Minh’s Legacy Vietnam’s Tourism Revenue Surges to Nearly $11 Billion A delegation from Vietnam’s Supreme People’s Court, led by Deputy Chief Justice Nguyen Van Tien, meets with Chief Justice of the Supreme People’s Court of Cuba, Rubén Remigio Ferro, in Havana. (Photo: VNA) Vietnam and Cuba Strengthen Justice Cooperation A delegation from Vietnam’s Supreme People’s Court, led by Deputy Chief Justice Nguyen Van Tien, visited Cuba from May 13 to 18 to enhance bilateral relations and attend th...

Vietnam Headlines Today (May 12) Exploring Vietnam-Australia trade sustainability Vietnam shines at World Travel Awards 2024 nominations Vietnam’s human rights report approved at UPR Working Session Vietnam and China unite for border river cleanup HCM City: A hub of wealth growth potential Vietnam’s FDI reaches US$9.27 billion in 2024 Tourism revenue soars to US$10.7 billion Hanoi showcases craft products globally Vietnam and UK strengthen strategic partnership Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Pham Hung Tam (R) meets with the Australia Vietnam Business Council. Exploring Vietnam-Australia Trade Sustainability Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Pham Hung Tam welcomed a delegation from the Australia Vietnam Business Council (AVBC), discussing avenues to bolster bilateral cooperation. AVBC President Dinh Kiem highlighted the recent elevation of relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership, providing a solid foundation for enhanced collaboration in ...

Here is my attempt at rewriting the provided text: The upcoming festival will mark a special occasion as it will be the 17th time the thrilling horse race has taken place in the picturesque mountainous region. From June 2 to June 8, Bac Ha stadium will come alive with the sound of hoofbeats as jockeys from Lao Cai and neighboring provinces such as Tuyen Quang, Ha Giang, and Lai Chau gather to showcase their skills. The race will cover a total distance of 1,500 meters, with the horses racing seven laps around the track. Adding to the excitement, the organizers will be awarding first, second, and third prizes to the top competitors. But the festival offers more than just a horse race; it’s a celebration of culture and tradition. The Bac Ha White Plateau Festival will feature captivating art performances by local ethnic groups and a unique tour that explores ancient tea trees. It’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the region. Well-known for its vibrant rur...

The story of ‘Morgue Sticky Rice’ is an intriguing one, and I’m excited to share it with you. In conversation with the *Tuoi Tre* (Youth) newspaper, Luu Bao Minh, the son of the founder of this unique establishment, revealed that the name originated from its loyal customers. Minh’s parents used to sell sticky rice from a cart at the intersection of Nguyen Tri Phuong and Tran Phu Streets. Over time, they moved to their current location on Tran Phu Street, which happens to be surrounded by funeral homes, hospitals, and vendors associated with funeral rituals. The famous ‘Xôi Mặn’ (Savory Sticky Rice) shop, with its unique nickname, has become a beloved part of the local culture. Photo: Ho Lam / Tuoi Tre The sticky rice shop has been a fixture on this street for almost half a century, and its proximity to funeral homes earned it the nickname ‘Morgue Sticky Rice.’ Minh shared that the name stuck, and now everyone knows their shop by this intriguing moniker. As night falls, the...

Sustainable travel is a growing trend among Vietnamese travelers, with 75% inspired to adopt more sustainable practices while on their journeys, leading to a more engaged and mindful lifestyle. An impressive 94% intend to make their trips in the coming year even more environmentally conscious. Foreign travellers exploring Hoi An Ancient Town, Quang Nam Province, by bicycle. Photo: Nguoi Hoi An As Booking.com ‘s Sustainable Travel Report 2024 highlights, green travel is becoming increasingly popular among locals. The accommodation platform has revealed six mindful travel destinations for 2024, chosen by travelers for their commitment to sustainability: Ha Giang Province, Danang City, Hoi An Ancient Town, Quy Nhon City, Song Cau Town, and Ho Chi Minh City. Nestled in the coastal province of Phu Yen, Song Cau Town captivates visitors with its untouched beaches and quaint fishing villages. This charming town offers a glimpse into local life, featuring historic lighthouse...

The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is currently hosting an exhibition of 55 paintings depicting President Ho Chi Minh, created by Vietnamese artist Dao Trong Ly, based in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand. The exhibition is a collaboration between the museum and the Association of Thai People of Vietnamese Origin in Nakhon Phanom, and it commemorates the 134th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s birth. The paintings on display showcase the life and revolutionary journey of President Ho Chi Minh, a hero of national liberation and a cultural icon. Ly’s artwork captures the pivotal moments in Ho Chi Minh’s quest for national salvation, celebrating his immense contribution to Vietnam’s history. Artist Dao Trong Ly has been managing the Memorial Site of President Ho Chi Minh in Nakhon Phanom since 2018, and it is during this time that he created these paintings. Inspired by his deep admiration and gratitude for Uncle Ho, Ly used photographs and documents as references to create these hea...