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27/04/2016 16:02 GMT+7
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Updated : 09/10/2015 18:20 GMT + 7
People using cellphones while driving will likely be fined up to US$35.6 in the near future, according to a draft decree of the Ministry of Transport detailing penalties for traffic law violators.
Accordingly, a fine ranging from VND600,000 (US$26.7) to VND800,000 ($35.6) has been proposed for this act by the board that drafted the decree. Tiếp tục đọc “Vietnam to fine those using cellphones while driving”
Updated : 08/28/2015 17:02 GMT + 7
Wearing helmet is compulsory for all motorcycle drivers in Vietnam, but following such a rule is not quite an easy task for women of some ethnic minority groups, who wear high buns as a centuries-old custom.
The question whether there should be a helmet exclusively designed for such Vietnamese ethnic women has sparked off a heated debate between the National Traffic Safety Committee and the Ministry of Science and Technology, as they met at a conference on the issue in Hanoi on Thursday. Tiếp tục đọc “Vietnam debates design of helmets for ethnic women with high buns”
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