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Vietnam vows initial victory against COVID-19 outbreak
Vietnam has fundamentally pushed back COVID-19 epidemic, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said while chairing a meeting about the pandemic on Tuesday afternoon.
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Samsung abandons plan to shift premium phone production to Vietnam
Samsung, the world’s biggest smartphone maker, and South Korea’s biggest corporate group has scrapped its plan to shift premium phone production to Vietnam as Korea overcame COVID19 pandemic.
Vietnam begins testing homegrown coronavirus vaccine on mice
With support from British experts, a group of Vietnamese scientists began testing of coronavirus vaccine on mice at a lab in Hanoi.
Schools reopen after unprecedentedly long break
Tens of millions of pupils and students across 63 provinces and cities have gone back to schools on May 4 after a three-month break due to Covid-19 pandemic.
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- Vietnamese textile-garment sector logs record number of export markets 2
- Vietnamese fruits struggle with higher standards 3
- VinaCapital seeks to sell SkyX Solar for $100 million 4
- Vietnam takes advantage of FTAs for exporting agricultural products 5
- Vietnam on the rise as a promising destination for int'l retailers 6
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Vietnam confirms one more coronavirus infection, patient tally rise to 271
A 37-year old British man has been confirmed the latest coronavirus patient in Vietnam, according to the Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
Uniqlo Vietnam to open second store in Ho Chi Minh City
Uniqlo Vietnam is to open Ho Chi Minh’s second store this year despite the coronavirus outbreak.
Vietnam scraps rice export limit
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has ordered the lifting of restrictions on rice exports, imposed for a month to ensure food security.
Vietnam PM mulls corruption crackdown to utilize coronavirus pandemic ...
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has tasked the Ministry of Health and local authorities to promptly review, re-evaluate and inspect bidding packages for the procurement of medical supplies for COVID-19 fight.
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Vietnam’s top tourist destinations reopen following social distancing ...
After halting operation due to the coronavirus pandemic, certain tourist hotspots in Vietnam have received the green light to again welcome visitors.
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Vietnam’s trade ministry proposes to remove rice export quotas from ...
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed the government to suspend the rice export mechanism by applying quotas from May 1, allowing rice export activities to resume normally.
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Vietnam reopens schools after 11 days without new virus community-transmitted ...
After easing three-week nationwide social distancing campaign for economic rebound, Vietnam reopens schools in 30 provinces and cities from April 27 after a long break since Lunar New Year holiday.
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‘Rice ATMs’ Dispense Free Food to Out-of-Work Vietnamese
Forget video conferencing and contact tracing apps; the coolest innovation in Vietnam during this coronavirus crisis might be the curious mix of human, machine and mobile tech that is the “rice ATM.”
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Vietnam May Have the Most Effective Response to Covid-19, The Nation ...
They’ve done it through mass mobilization of the health care system, public employees, and the security forces, combined with an energetic and creative public education campaign.
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Vietnam extends shutdown of bars, karaoke parlors in Covid-19 fight
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has allowed localities to restore production and business, but several "non-essential" services remain suspended.
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Vietnam confirms 2 coronavirus patients after eight days without new ...
Total infected cases of coronavirus in Vietnam has risen to 270, after two students returning from Japan tested positive with the virus, Ministry of Health said.
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Pandemic hits nearly 5 million workers in Vietnam as of mid-April
Nearly 5 million workers, mostly from processing and manufacturing sectors, were affected by the COVID-19 epidemic as of April 15, General Statistics Office told Friday press meeting.
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Novel coronavirus could affect livelihood of 10mln workers in Vietnam
The pandemic could affect the livelihood of 4.6 to 10.3 million workers in Vietnam end of second quarter through a decline in working hours, wages or job loss, International Labour Organization estimated.
