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Yup got "organic" label liao can put premium pricing liao ;)

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

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This means you will not be able to find this on the shelf at Saigon Square liao :D:D

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

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He wants to ask you about our sexperience on 3somes at JKT Classic.....:D that time did you & Brokenback tried??? I think you also did right???:confused:

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

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Zaryl kor kor...long time no hear and see...come here tcss with me more often...recently found more taller vb for you...:)

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hehe...hua hee jiu hor lah...:)

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cam on rat nhieu...:p:)

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only you mah...only you understand...:)

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dun knoe about you...but for me I sleep so well after every trip...needs to recuperate few days...:)

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At my NTUC Fairprice Xtra the organic section had the least crowd...the whole lane passable even when everywhere else traffic jam...:)

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ha...you want to buy meh...death penalty in Singapore...dun hope to see headline news in the local daily...:)

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hehe...this not so important...come here say hello more important lah...:)

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chao buoi sang!
wah...maybe have turn of events..but ticket buy liao..
so still stick with schedule..just see if still have CO....:p

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Dangerous gang members arrested in raid on gambling den

November 7, 2016


NGHỆ AN – Police arrested 14 people, seized properties worth more than VNĐ 1.3 billion (US$58,400), plus a number of cars and motorbikes, in a raid last week in Vinh City.

After local residents tipped off the authorities, in September 2015, the Vinh City Police put in place an operation codenamed 916B to dismantle a massive illegal gambling den. A number of dangerous criminals were involved in the gambling racket.

These shady figures used to gather at a three-storey pawnshop named “Bình Cường”, located on the Phạm Hồng Thái street, to gamble through card games.

On November 5, at around 5 pm, nearly 100 policemen, drafted from criminal police, mobile police and fast-response 113 police forces, were deployed.

Scouts were sent to find ways to break into the tightly locked house.

At 4:45 pm, the police broke into the house from three different sides. While one team barged in through the main gate, a second team used ladders to enter the second floor of the building while a third one deployed a fire-escape ladder to gain access to the third floor.

The subjects were caught red-handed while they were gambling. Some panicked and tried to escape but were nabbed.

Among the arrested were two dangerous criminals from Vinh City: Nguyễn Thanh Bình, 41, leader of a dangerous criminal gang called ‘Bình Lục’; and Nguyễn Thị Huyền, 42, leader of the criminal gang ‘Huyền thuốc lào’.

The rest, falling in the age bracket of 25 to 40, were all residents living in the Nghệ An Province.

While further details were not readily available, Công an nhân dân Online (Police Online) reported that in this raid, police seized some VNĐ800 million ($36,000) in cash and 10 card decks on the card table, together with other pieces of evidence. A search of the house yielded another VNĐ500 million ($22,500) in cash.

Four cars and two motorbikes, allegedly belonging to those involved in gambling, were towed to the police headquarter.

Further investigation is underway.

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Explosions, fire breaks out in Saigon’s ‘Foreigner Street’

November 7, 2016

The fire broke out just as foreigners and locals were partying the night away on Saigon’s ‘foreigners’ street’.

Many foreign tourists and local people rushed away from Bui Vien Street in downtown Saigon on Sunday night as fire and explosions suddenly broke out from a house in a nearby alley.

“Many foreign tourists were drinking beer on the street. They quickly ran away in panic after hearing the news about the fire,” a local witness said. No injuries were reported.

Smoke was seen spreading from the house to the street but luckily the nearby houses did not catch fire.

Dozens of police officers with three fire trucks quickly arrived at the scene and stopped the fire soon after it broke out.

Vietnam PM orders probe after Hanoi karaoke blaze kills 13

A young drug addict lives in the house, according to local media. He allegedly threatened to set the house on fire before the blaze and was seen getting out of the house right after the fire broke.

Bui Vien is part of the Pho Tay, which means the “foreigner’s street” in Vietnamese. Pho Tay also includes the streets of Pham Ngu Lao, De Tham, Do Quang Dau and the neighboring areas, in Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.

The area is home to many bars, hotels, hostels, restaurants and travel centers for foreign backpackers.

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Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News – November 7

TUOI TRE NEWS
UPDATED : 11/07/2016 08:30 GMT + 7


Politics

-- Irish President Michael Daniel Higgins is scheduled to join talks with his Vietnamese counterpart Tran Dai Quang in Hanoi on Monday morning, as part of his state visit to Vietnam from November 5 to 14.

Society

-- A fire broke out at a house on Bui Vien Street, located in the ‘backpacker area’ of Ho Chi Minh City, along with several explosion noises, on Sunday evening, terrifying tourists and local residents.

-- Over 160 junkies escaped from a rehab center in the southern province of Dong Nai on Sunday afternoon. About 562 addicts broke out from the same facility on October 23, of whom 80 still remain nowhere to be found.

-- A 40-year-old man in the central province of Quang Ngai has accused a local police officer of firing a rubber bullet gun at him as he fled after being busted for gambling on Thursday last week, causing his right eye to be seriously damaged.

-- Cafeterias at several hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City have been discovered selling their products at a high price, raising concern among patients and their family members.

-- About 1,000 new buses running on compressed natural gas (CNG) will be put into operation in Ho Chi Minh City within 2017 as per the goal set by the municipal administration.

-- According to the General Department of Preventive Medicine, the number of Zika-infected patients has reached 40 across six localities in Vietnam, with Ho Chi Minh City topping the list with 29 cases.

Business

-- A recent financial report of state-run power supplier Vietnam Electricity showed that the corporation was over VND475 trillion (US$21.1 million) in debt.

-- The Bach Dang night market has been renamed ‘Phu Quoc Night Market’ in the namesake tourist island off the southern province of Kien Giang, which is expected to be the new attraction of the island.

Lifestyle

-- A young Vietnamese man was honored with four world records on memory by the Assist World Records Research Foundation, High Range Book of Records, and Incredible Book of Records in Delhi, India, on Sunday.

Education

-- The prime minister has approved a new educational framework which would shorten undergraduate programs at universities from four to three years.