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Vietnamese apprentices win prizes at Japanese eloquent contest

All four Vietnamese apprentices have won prizes at the final round of the third Japanese eloquent contest annually held by the Toda Mirai construction group since 2020.
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Tokyo (VNA) – All four Vietnamese apprenticeshave won prizes at the final round of the third Japanese eloquent contest annuallyheld by the Toda Mirai construction group since 2020.

Accordingly, Nguyen Cao Then won second prize andNguyen Dinh Thang earned the third prize. Nguyen Trung Nam and Lam Van Tunggrabbed consolation prizes.

The organising board said the contest drew 50foreign apprentices working in the construction sector in Japan, with 29 comingfrom Vietnam and the remainder from Myanmar, China, the Philippines andBangladesh.

Top 10 contestants entered the final round,including four from Vietnam./.

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