The coronavirus pandemic has made Vietnamese companies vulnerable to takeovers by foreign investors at low prices.
After proclaiming success in containing the coronavirus, Vietnam is positioning itself as a safe place to do business, capitalising on demand from international manufacturers looking to diversify their supply chains away China.
Vietnamese doctors are considering a lung transplant for a 43-year-old Briton, who was hospitalized on March 18 on coronavirus. He is currently under critical health conditions with deteriorated lungs.
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Vietnamese health officials have found 17 new COVID-19 infection cases, raising the patient tally to 288, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The directed the ministry's sub-divisions and the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam to propose resumption of international commercial flights with limited frequency.
Ho Chi Minh City received $1.8 billion remittances in the first four months of this year, down 2% from a year ago, according to the State Bank of Vietnam’s HCMC branch.
The government plans to offer tax incentives and social housing priority to citizens who have enough two children while encourages Vietnamese youngsters to get married before they turn 30.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade wants private investments allowed in power transmission, now a state monopoly, as demand surges in a booming economy.
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