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The City is also looking at providing better housing for migrant workers and laborers , and considering on building 300,000 social houses for low-wage workers within a year in Binh Chanh District, in the Southwest part of the City. Low cost housing Ilustrative photo Ho Chi Minh City has 22 industrial parks and export processing zones (IPs, EPZs), two high-tech parks and the Quang Trung Software City with a total of 420,000 employees. Apart from specialists, managers and workers who have housing in the City and neighboring provinces, the rest of about 300,000 workers live in rental accommodations. This number is similar to the figures released by the Ho Chi Minh City Institute for Development Studies and the Department of Construction. These 22 IPs and EPZs are located in 21 districts of Ho Chi Minh City and Thu Duc City, with ten of the IPs located in District 7 and the suburban districts of Nha Be and Binh Chanh, four in Cu Chi District, five in Thu Duc City, and one in …

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Ho Thi Ky Food Street, located in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 10, is vibrant again after months of being shut down due to COVID-19. In recent years, the street has risen to fame as one of the most crowded venues for street food in the southern city, with a wide range of both Vietnamese and foreign-inspired dishes at affordable prices. Ho Thi Ky Food Street featured in a food tour led by Tuoi Tre News' host Alyshia Turchyn in October 2020 . Normally open from 2:00 pm until late at night, the street is located down a small alley next to the famous Ho Thi Ky Flower Market and attracts both young locals and tourists visiting the city. A group of young locals wear masks while visiting Ho Thi Ky Food Street in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 10 on October 19, 2021. Photo: Ngoc Phuong / Tuoi Tre Like many other places in Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Thi Ky Food Street had been put on hold for months since the city was hit hard when the fourth virus wave …

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Ho Chi Minh City Wings routed Nha Trang Dolphins 102-65 in Game 7 of the Vietnam Professional Basketball League (VBA) Premier Bubble Games - Brought to you by NovaWorld Phan Thiet. While Devin Harris’ shot scored Nha Trang Dolphins an early point, lack of teamwork made their attacks fruitless. Ho Chi Minh City Wings outplayed them with smooth ball rotation and precise finishes. With clever personal technique, Jeremy Smith earned nine points in a row to help the Wings create an eight-point gap in the fifth minute of the first quarter. Nha Trang Dolphins depended entirely on the efforts of Christopher Galbreath and Devin Harris, which, however, paled in comparison with those of the Ho Chi Minh City-based team’s Makinde London and Jeremy Smith. The 2.08-meter center London’s two slam dunks in the beginning of the second quarter boosted his teammates’ spirit before they made a breakthrough with 29 points and reached a very high finishing performance of 68.8 percent. Meanwhile, …

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At the meeting, President Phuc affirmed that the opening of the trail proved the Party's strategic vision, creativity, wisdom, and ingenuity, contributing significantly to improving the nation's combat capacity and creating a new development step for the Southern revolution at the time. The sea is not only a living space but also a sacred territory of the nation, he noted. He also emphasized the importance of continuing to fully protect Vietnam's maritime sovereignty in all situations, maintaining a peaceful and stable environment at sea for national development, and resolving disagreements and disputes through peaceful means in accordance with the Party's and State's policy and stance, as well as Vietnamese and international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982. President Phuc hoped that each veteran would continue promoting the tradition and being an example of revolutionary heroism, courage, strong will, and relentless efforts to build the …

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Vice Chairman of the VFF Committee of HCM City Pham Minh Tuan (second from left) receives donations on October 20. (Photo: VNA) HCM City (VNA) – The Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Committee of Ho Chi Minh City on October 20 received medical equipment and supplies worth nearly 22 billion VND (964,200 USD) and 400 tonnes of rice donated by organisations and businesses. Pham Minh Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ho Chi Minh City , thanked and highly appreciated the support from businesses, organisations and units for the city's pandemic prevention and control. He affirmed the positive results in the fight against the pandemic have been partly contributed by the timely and enthusiastic support from localities, organistions, businesses and individuals at home and abroad. Tuan committed to using the assistance effectively and properly, and bringing to the right persons as soon as possible. According to the Welfare Centre of Ho Chi Minh City, …

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HCMC will remove 51 Covid-19 checkpoints at gateways The information was shared by Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Phan Van Mai on the sidelines of the second session of the 15th National Assembly yesterday afternoon. According to Chairman Phan Van Mai, the city is concentrating on building the criterion sets for safety assessment in the business production and education sector to ensure the safety of business production activities and resume daily activities for residents. In addition, the city is focusing on the assessment of pandemic levels to build mechanisms of monitoring and warning the pandemic situation, promptly responding to situations arising from Covid-19. In the afternoon of the same day, the Road – Railway Traffic Police Division under the HCMC Department of Public Security said that from October 20, the functional forces at 12 checkpoints in the gateways to the city will only check the vaccination record without requiring Covid-19 negative …

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The Ministry of Transport has allowed to increase frequency of domestic flights, including those in the Hanoi-Ho Chi Minh City air route. Aircraft of Vietnamese airlines. In a decision signed by Deputy Minister of Transport Le Anh Tuan, the ministry stated that a temporary guideline for safe and flexible operation of passenger transport amid COVID-19 will take effect until November 30. Its implementation will be reviewed after the first 15 days. Accordingly, a maximum of six flights each way daily will be allowed on the routes connecting Hanoi – Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi – Da Nang, and Da Nang – Ho Chi Minh City from October 21 – November 14, and the number will be raised to seven during November 15-30. On other routes, the maximum will be four flights each way per day. The Transport Ministry has also proposed that airlines no longer need to keep middle seat empty on flights from October 21, but passengers have to meet one of the three conditions to fly, which …

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The Ministry of Health logged 3,646 additional COVID-19 patients in Vietnam on Wednesday, along with 1,737 recoveries and 72 fatalities. The latest cases, including 11 imported and 3,635 local infections, were documented in 50 provinces and cities, the health ministry said, elaborating that 1,810 patients were detected in the community. Ho Chi Minh City reported 1,347 of the domestically-infected cases, Binh Duong Province 492, Dong Nai Province 305, An Giang Province 194, Soc Trang Province 100, Bac Lieu Province 99, Can Tho City 44, Khanh Hoa 39, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province 13, Hanoi ten, and Da Nang eight. Vietnam had detected 3,027 locally-acquired infections on Tuesday. The country has registered 869,193 community transmissions in 62 out of its 63 provinces and cities since the fourth virus wave emerged on April 27. Ho Chi Minh City tops the list 420,946 patients, followed by Binh Duong Province with 226,845, Dong Nai Province with 59,691, Long An Province with 33,856, …

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Illustrative image (Source: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – While Vietnam is not out of the woods yet, it has enough pull factors to encourage investors to continue their business operations and even move their manufacturing operations to the country, according to Vietnam Briefing. Economic activities gradually resuming The news site noted that Vietnam has announced a phased plan to reopen the economy ensuring pandemic prevention in line with health authorities. It reported that approximately two-thirds of industries in Ho Chi Minh City have reopened. The number of businesses in export processing zones and industrial parks in Ho Chi Minh City resuming operations has reached approximately 66 percent while at HCM City’s Saigon Hi-Tech park the rate is 74 percent. Intel and Samsung are targeting to resume full operations of their factories in HCM City by the end of November, which may ease some disruption to supply chains. Domestic flights are gradually resuming along with …

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Around 16,000 people in District 12's Dong Hung Thuan Ward have yet to receive their Covid-19 support money during the third round of distribution as of Wednesday, accounting for 40 percent of those eligible to receive support in the ward. Lam Quan Minh Vuong, chairman of the ward's People's Committee, said the money would run out in another one or two days. "We have proposed the higher ups send more money to help the people," he said. Several other wards in District 12 are suffering the same fate. Nguyen Van Xem, head of the Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs Department of the district, said about 609,000 residents need help, amounting to around VND609 billion ($26.6 million). But so far, the district has only received VND300 billion, which ran out by Oct. 9. The district has had to temporarily borrow VND100 billion to support its wards. "The district no longer has any other source to supply the money, and people are looking forward to it," Xem said, adding that another 70,000 …

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