Vietnam Deputy Minister Dismissed, Tet Holiday Train Tickets Go on Sale
A high-ranking Vietnamese official has been dismissed from his post amid corruption allegations, marking an unusual event in the country. Meanwhile, ticket sales have begun for special trains during the upcoming Tet holiday, drawing public attention. Fluctuations in gold prices were also reported.
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