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The 11,521 new COVID-19 cases include 15 imported cases and 11,506 local infections detected in Hồ Chí Minh City (5,972), Bình Dương (4,013), Đồng Nai (345), Long An (273), Kiên Giang (180), Tiền Giang (118), Tây Ninh (114), An Giang (106), Quảng Ngãi (52), Cần Thơ (50), Quảng Bình (37), Đồng Tháp (35), Khánh Hòa (35), Bình Phước (21), Bình Thuận (18), Hà Nội (15), Bạc Liêu (14), Ninh Thuận (13), Quảng Trị (12), Bà Rịa - Vũng Tàu (12), Hậu Giang (11), Phú Yên (10), Bình Định (9), Nghệ An (9), Đà Nẵng (8 ), Sóc Trăng (6), Lâm Đồng (3), Vĩnh Long (3), Thừa Thiên Huế (3), Thanh Hóa (3), Cà Mau (3), Bến Tre (1), Quảng Nam (1), and Gia Lai (1); 6,656 of these were found in the community. An additional 212 COVID related deaths were announced, bringing the total death toll to 16,637. …

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Vietnam’s commitment for success of FDI companies and foreign investors can be seen through the Government’s efforts to improve the investment climate over the last few years. During a virtual conference on May 9th 2020, after successfully containing the pandemic, former Prime Minister of Vietnam told the business circle that the shift in the value chain is causing Vietnam to be viewed as the “heart of the chessboard”, that any player would want to win over[1]. Resilience at hard time Last year, the country was described as “a bright star in the COVID-19 dark sky”[2] by the World Bank Lead Economist and Program Leader for Vietnam, Jacques Morisset. It was proven by a GDP growth rate of 2.9 per cent in 2020, a level that only few countries in the world could have achieved during this dark time of global recession due to the pandemic. As of April 27th 2021, Vietnam had only reported 2,857 confirmed cases and 35 COVID-19-related deaths[3]. The Southeast Asian …

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A medical staff takes samples of a boy for a SARS-CoV-2 test in An Phú District, the Mekong Delta province of An Giang. — VNA/VNS Photo Thanh Sang HÀ NỘI — A further 11,521 new COVID-19 infections were recorded in Việt Nam on Friday, increasing the caseload since the beginning of the pandemic to 667,650. There were also a further 212 COVID-related fatalities. Fifteen of the new infections were imported and the rest were all domestic. HCM City recorded the most with 5,972 cases, followed by Bình Dương with 4,013 and Đồng Nai with 345. Hà Nội recorded 12 new cases on Friday, all in quarantined or lockdown areas. The capital city has not detected any community cases in the past two days. Friday was also the day Hà Nội recorded the lowest number of cases in the past two months. Other localities that reported new infections were Long An (273), Kiên Giang (180), Tiền Giang (118), Tây Ninh (114), An Giang (106), Quảng Ngãi (52), Cần Thơ (50), Quảng Bình (37), Đồng Tháp …

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Vietnam confirmed an additional 11,521 Covid-19 infections on Friday and HCM City still reported the biggest number of infections, according to the Ministry of Health. Doctors at Vietnam-Germany Hospital in HCM City According to the ministry's report, 11,506 of the new patients are locally-transmitted cases confirmed in 35 localities including HCM City (5,972), Binh Duong (4,013), Dong Nai (345), Long An (273), Kien Giang (180), Tien Giang (118), Tay Ninh (114), and An Giang (106). There were 15 imported patients confirmed today. The new infection number showed an increase of 1,024 cases compared to yesterday's figure. There were 6,656 infections found in the community. As of Friday evening, 663,232 infections have been reported since the new outbreak occurred in the country in late April, with some southern localities recording high infections such as HCM City (326,795), Binh Duong (173,086), Dong Nai (38,081), Long An (29,843), and Tien Giang (12,760). …

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