Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News – September 22

Read what is in the news in Vietnam today:

Society

-- Khanh Hoa Province authorities on Monday assigned the provincial Department of Construction to coordinate with relevant agencies to urgently inspect landslide sites, areas at high risk of landslides, and locations where anti-landslide works are underway on Ngoan Muc Pass in Lam Son Commune, after heavy rain earlier caused a landslide on the pass, with no casualties reported.

-- According to the Ho Chi Minh City Urban Railway Management Board, the metro line No. 2 project linking Ben Thanh in the city center and Tham Luong in the northwest has completed site clearance, with 100 percent of the required land handed over.

-- Authorities in Ha Tinh Province have deployed artificial reef structures in local waters to restore fishery resources, using compensation funds from Formosa Ha Tinh, with the reefs expected to provide shelter and breeding grounds for aquatic species.

Vietnam Life

-- Vietnam is among the budget-friendly and trendy destinations preferred by Gen Z, alongside Thailand and Laos, while Gen Y tends to choose Australia, Japan, and Greece, according to a new study reported by Euronews.

-- More than 100 farmers living in the buffer zone of Tram Chim National Park in Dong Thap Province, southern Vietnam have received training in experiential tourism, techniques for fishing and conserving aquatic resources, digital skills, and suitable livelihood models.

World news

-- Australia forecast on Monday that deaths would exceed births for the first time in the 2060s, a demographic shift with far-reaching implications for an economy grappling with an ageing population, declining ‌births and cuts to immigration, Reuters reported.

-- Venice is looking at expanding its tourist entry fee, applying it for a longer period of the year and raising the daily charge to as much as €30 ($34), ‌a senior official in the city government has said, Reuters reported.