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• The Vietnamese sports delegation began competing in multiple events, including swimming, shooting, and karate, on the first official day of ASIAD 2026 on September 20th. • The schedule features 31 sets of medals to be awarded, including a women's volleyball quarter-final against China at 11:00 AM and a women's handball match against Hong Kong at 1:30 PM. • These early competitions determine whether Vietnam can secure its first medals of the games across its key sporting campaigns.

• Minh Tan and Gia Nghi won a bronze medal for Vietnam in the mixed doubles teqball event on September 20th during the 20th Asian Games. • The Vietnamese pair secured the victory by defeating their opponents in both sets with scores of 12-9 and 12-6. • This win makes Vietnam the eighth team to earn a medal at the current games.

• Vietnamese films have achieved a dominant 70.6% share of the local box office, according to Galaxy Studio CEO Dinh Thanh Huong. • The announcement was made during the DANAFF Industry Days, a new initiative by the Danang Asian Film Festival and the Vietnam Film Development Association. • The event connects major local studios, such as Galaxy Studio and BHD Vietnam Media Corp., with international distributors from the U.S., South Korea, Japan, and several Southeast Asian nations.

• Vietnamese films have achieved a dominant 70.6% share of the local box office market, according to Galaxy Studio CEO Dinh Thanh Huong. • This growth was highlighted during the DANAFF Industry Days, a new initiative by the Danang Asian Film Festival and the Vietnam Film Development Association. • The event connects major local studios, including Galaxy Studio, BHD Vietnam Media Corp., and CJ HK Entertainment, with international distributors from the U.S., South Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

Gia Lam should have been offered interpreter by medical team at Fairfield hospital, coroner’s court findsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA woman who died of sepsis three days after giving birth in western Sydney could have survived if her urinary tract infection (UTI) had been diagnosed, a coroner’s court has found.It also found the woman, who was born in Vietnam, should have been offered interpreter services so she could communicate better with medical experts. Continue reading...