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• 26 July 2011: Nguyen Cao Ky, former leader of South Vietnam, dies aged 80
• 13 April 2011: Bob Dylan plays first concert in Vietnam
• 16 December 2010: Vietnam fishing vessel sinks in South China Sea, 27 missing
• 27 December 2009: Vietnam record drug seizure suspects convicted
• 21 November 2009: Vietnam denies blocking social networking site Facebook
• 4 November 2009: Tropical Storm Mirinae kills 90 in Vietnam
• 1 October 2009: Typhoon Ketsana reaches Cambodia; up to eleven people killed
• 30 September 2009: At least 22 dead after typhoon hits Vietnam
• 17 September 2009: Swine flu, in-depth: worldwide report
• 11 September 2009: US and Vietnam begin talks to decontaminate areas affected by Agent Orange

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Pages in category "Vietnam"

The following 42 pages are in this category, out of 42 total.

2 2008 SecuTech Expo starts in Taipei, Taiwan for grasping global security industry 3 3 dead, 4 missing after Vietnamese cargo ship sinks in South China Sea 300 Vietnamese fishermen rescued after record China typhoon A AFC Asian Cup: Australia draw with Oman, hosts Vietnam upset UAE AFC Asian Cup: Thailand defeat Oman, Qatar draw with Vietnam Ariane rocket launches Vietnam's first satellite At least 22 dead after typhoon hits Vietnam Australian bird flu vaccine trial results "promising" Australian on death row in Vietnam for smuggling heroin B Bird flu resistant to anti-viral drug Bob Dylan plays first concert in Vietnam Bush meets with coup appointed Thai PM C Canadian liberals unhappy with PM's performance at APEC summit Canadian Prime Minister to meet Chinese President Hu Jintao in Vietnam

D Dung appointed Vietnam's new PM G Girl's flu case found to be drug-resistant H Hanoi hosts 2007 International Mathematical Olympiad M Mass poultry vaccination planned by China N Nguyen Cao Ky, former leader of South Vietnam, dies aged 80 P Photo essay: Valentine's Day at the U.S. Viet Nam War Memorial President of Brazil meets Vietnamese President S Scientists discover 11 new species of life in Vietnam Stephen Harper meets with Chinese President Hu Jintao during APEC summit Swine flu, in-depth: worldwide report Swine flu: recent developments worldwide Sydney woman charged in Perth heroin seizure T Wikinews:Template messages/Infoboxes/Countries Torture and mass arrests of Christians in Vietnam

T cont. Tropical Storm Mirinae kills 90 in Vietnam Typhoon Ketsana reaches Cambodia; up to eleven people killed U UN holding recruitment exams in under-represented countries US and Vietnam begin talks to decontaminate areas affected by Agent Orange V Template:Vietnam Vietnam bans pet hamsters Vietnam becomes 150th member of the World Trade Organization Vietnam denies blocking social networking site Facebook Vietnam fishing vessel sinks in South China Sea, 27 missing Vietnam record drug seizure suspects convicted Vietnamese police blamed for deaths of over 100 political protesters W Wikinews Shorts: December 8, 2008 Wikinews Shorts: June 17, 2007 Wikinews Shorts: June 7, 2007

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