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VietnamNet English 2 day(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge – The Huffingtonpost (USA) recently introduced outstanding origami works by Vietnamese artist Nguyen Hung Cuong.
Keywords: ImagesCuongpaperIntroducedSharksSince IElephants
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VietNam News English 3 week(s) ago
The Government has given the go-ahead to a plan to protect elephants from extinction and breed domesticated ones.
Keywords: ElephantsplanYok DonPu MatwildYok Don National ParkCentral Highland Lam Dong Province
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VietNam News English 3 week(s) ago
Demand for workers in HCM City has increased about 27 per cent in May over the previous month, the city's Centre for Labour Market Information and Human Resources Forecasting estimated.
Keywords: LabourForecastingElephantsSoc TrangwildIn MayLiberated Sai Gon
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VietnamNet English 3 week(s) ago
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VietNamNet Bridge – The Government has given the go-ahead to a plan to protect elephants from extinction and breed domesticated ones.
Keywords: ElephantsplanwildprotectYok DonPu MatCentral Highland Lam Dong Province
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Báo Dân Trí English 3 week(s) ago 4 duplicate news
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The forests along the Vietnam-Laos border were once home to many wild elephants. But today, barely 100 remain.
Keywords: ElephantswildplanYok DonPu MatCat TienImages
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Báo Thanh Niên English 1 month(s) ago
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The injured elephant (C) retrieved from Yok Don National Park in Vietnam's Central Highlands on May 14
Keywords: Yok Don National ParkElephantswildRescuerscenterdownCentral Highlands
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Báo Tuổi Trẻ English 1 month(s) ago
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A rescue team early this week successfully rescued a wild elephant, who had been stuck in the trap believed set up by poachers, following a week of searching in a jungle in the central highlands province of Dak Lak.
Keywords: rescuewildElephantsYok Don National ParktrapTran Van ThanhForest Rangers
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VietnamNet English 1 month(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge – The young wild elephant that was trapped in the National Park of Yok Don in Dak Lak Province was rescued on May 14.
Keywords: Yok DontrapDak LakrescueElephantswildYok Don National Park
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Báo Tuổi Trẻ English 1 month(s) ago
People in Yok Don National Park have scoured the Buon Don protected forest in the central highlands province of Dak Lak to search for a wounded wild elephant whose trunk was caught in a snare several days ago, but their efforts have ended in failure.
Keywords: rescuewildYok Don National ParkElephantsBuon DonsearchTran Van Thanh
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VietNam News English 1 month(s) ago 1 duplicate news
A six-year-old wild elephant caught in a trap in Yok Don National Park in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak has incurred serious injury and could die if it does not receive prompt emergency aid.
Keywords: trapYok Don National ParkElephantswildherdparkbay
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VietNam News English 1 month(s) ago 2 duplicate news
A young wild elephant has been caught in a poacher's trap in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak for three days, despite efforts by relevant authorities to free him.
Keywords: wildtrapElephantsDak LakBullsYok Don National ParkThe Central Highlands
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VietnamNet English 1 month(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge – Collecting elephant tusks is now in fashion among the rich men who believe that the tusks can show the upper class of their owners. Thousands of elephants have been killed just because they have valuable tusks.
Keywords: ElephantstuskCollectingbelieveKhanhmanpair
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VietnamNet English 1 month(s) ago
A group of 17 gunmen entered an animal park in the Central African Republic, threatening "one of the biggest massacres of elephants" in the region, conservationist body WWF said Tuesday.
Keywords: ElephantsGunmenPoachersparkthreaten
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VietnamNet English 1 month(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge – Demand for farmland may strip the Greater Mekong region of a third of its remaining forest cover over the next two decades without swift government action, a leading conservation group warned on Thursday, May 2.
Keywords: ForestsGreater MekongcoreThe WwfElephantsTigersreport