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Water comes out of a broken pipe in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Ho Chi Minh City losing 28 percent of tap water through leaks

Every day 556,000 cubic meters of clean water are wasted

Song Da water pipe in Hanoi has been broken many times. Photo: Ngoc Thang

Vietnam cancels water pipe deal with China supplier over quality concern

Xinxing Pipes won the contract in March by offering a low price

Workers pick up trash from the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe, the biggest canal in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo credit: Quang Dinh/Tuoi Tre

Here's why you shouldn't drink that tap water in Ho Chi Minh City

Waste is being dumped straight into rivers and canals while the city's water plants still use inadequate technology    

Water scarcity this summer will be serious in several downtown areas in Hanoi. Photo: Nguyen Tuan

Hanoi to be short of water this summer

Demand can exceed one million cubic meters a day while the capacity is not increasing

A hydropower plant in Lai Chau Province in northern Vietnam that will start running in late 2016. Photo credit: Van Nam/Saigon Times Online

Vietnam to get 10 more hydro, thermal power plants this year

They will add 3,900 MW to the national capacity of around 25,000 MW

Song Da water pipeline in Hanoi has broken many times since 2012. File photo

Unexpected twist in Hanoi's water pipe scandal as new supplier may lose deal

Questions keep arising over the quality of the new pipes to be supplied by a Chinese company  

Song Da water pipeline in Hanoi broke in August 2015. Photo: Tuan Anh/Tuoi Tre

Doubts arise as Hanoi plans to fix infamous water line with cheap pipes

The current fiberglass has broken 17 times since 2012, affecting tens of thousands of families

Investigators said Song Da water pipe has broken 14 times 2012, three years after it was installed. Photo credit: VnExpress

Former execs at construction firms charged for Hanoi water pipe ruptures

The pipe was supposed to work for 50 years but it has reportedly broken 17 times since 2012

Workers in Hanoi check a part of Song Da water pipe after it broke in July 2015. Photo: Dan Ha

Execs at construction firm face charges for Hanoi water pipe ruptures

The $70-million system has kept breaking since 2012, cutting thousands of households from water

Plant maintenance to put Ho Chi Minh City out of water this weekend

Plant maintenance to put Ho Chi Minh City out of water this weekend

Districts 1 and 2, where many foreigners live, will have no water for eight hours starting Saturday night

Electricity of Vietnam promises no price hikes through year end

Electricity of Vietnam promises no price hikes through year end

EVN and coal mining group Vinacomin have reported losses worth tens of millions of dollars each

Photo courtesy of Infonet

Hanoi's tap water to cost more next month

The new rates for household customers will range between VND6,869 and VND18,318 a cubic meter

People in Hanoi now have to store water in every container and bucket they can find. Photo credit: Zing

Yet another water pipe rupture leaves Hanoi families high and dry

The city now can provide water to only one of its central districts every day

People pay monthly bills at an EVN subsidiary in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo credit: Tuoi Tre

Vietnam plans to end EVN monopoly in power market in 2016

Power plants can sell directly to industrial parks and large factories under the plan

Workers repairing a main water pipe in Hanoi on July 21, 2015. This is the 11th time the pipe which provides clean water for around 70,000 families in the capital city have broken again in the past three years. Photo credit: VnExpress/Nhat Quang

Hanoi's $70.3mln water pipe breaks again, after 9 arrests: report

Around 70,000 families in the city are left without clean water once again  
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