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The capital city has gone 157 days without any additional community transmission, however, the Department of Health emphasized that the pandemic is still unpredictable considering new variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus have been detected in the UK and have spread to over 50 other countries. … [Read more...] about Hanoi sounds alarm on negligence of COVID-19 guidelines

Luong Hoai Nam, member of the HCMC Urban Transport Consulting Committee, said the city should operate various kinds of buses like many countries with a well developed public transport system do, including normal-sized ones, bus rapid transit and double-decker coaches. … [Read more...] about HCMC continues to beat the drum for minibuses

“With several projects still moving forward in the country, not only in the tourism industry but also in other industries, and the relocation of international manufacturing companies to Vietnam, the demand for human resources will be a big challenge and reinforce that our people are the most valuable asset,” Douglas said./.VNS … [Read more...] about Experts predict positive outlook for Vietnam’s tourism post-COVID

The workshop also provided insights into the current state and future direction of digital healthcare transformation in Vietnam. It highlighted best practices of Ho Chi Minh City health authorities on leveraging digital solutions to maintain delivery of Non-communicable disease (NCD) care during the COVID-19 outbreak. … [Read more...] about Great potential seen for Vietnam-UK cooperation in digitalized healthcare

The country is switching to exporting more fragrant and high-quality rice at a higher price and added value. Furthermore, local rice farmers and traders have paid much attention to improving the quality of rice, origin traceability as well as adopted measures to meet the requirements of demanding markets such as the European Union, South Korea and the United States. … [Read more...] about Over 200 traders licensed to export rice