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During the tournament’s final match between Nam and Giang, Nam endured a 3-1 defeat in the first set before swiftly earning a break to level the score. In the game’s third set, Giant went on to record a 5-0 win, with his victory ensured after finishing the final set with a 6-1 win. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS DECEMBER 2

However, according to tax experts, there are currently 14 groups of goods that enjoy a 5 per cent VAT incentive. The simultaneous reduction of VAT to 5 per cent would equalise all goods and services, not creating the necessary priority for goods that need to be encouraged. VAT is currently the largest source of revenue among all taxes. If the Government chooses the option to reduce VAT to stimulate demand, there would be more pressure on the State budget. … [Read more...] about Vietnam approves 30% CIT reduction

People seeking to return home now have to contact Vietnamese embassies and fly on 10 humanitarian repatriation flights a month to be operated from the three places. On arrival they will be quarantined at military-run isolation facilities. … [Read more...] about Vietnam postpones commercial flights to repatriate nationals amid fresh Covid outbreak

According to a report released by the Ministry of Health, the country is estimated to have approximately 230,000 people currently infected with HIV/AIDS, ranking fourth in Southeast Asia, although new infections among gays has witnessed a significant increase. Funding sources for HIV prevention and control still largely rely on international aid, accounting for up to 45%, which has been significantly reduced recently. Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh went on to explain that over the past 30 years, the country has effectively used international funding for HIV/AIDS prevention and control activities. With international aid undergoing a recent decrease, the country has become proactive in providing a budget for these activities, with more than 55,000 people out of 150,000 people infected with HIV receiving anti-retroviral (ARV), the Deputy Prime Minister affirmed. He therefore called on various governments and international organisations to continue providing assistance for the … [Read more...] about Vietnam aims to eradicate HIV/AIDS by 2030

Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam and Japan sought ways to step up cooperation in military medicine in the time ahead during an online working session on November 30. The session saw the participation of representatives from the Department of Military Medicine at the General Department of Logistics, Military Hospital 108, and the Vietnam Military Medical University, as well as the Japanese military attache and vice military attache in Vietnam. Major General Nguyen Xuan Kien, head of the Department of Military Medicine, spoke highly of the success posted by Japan and its army in particular in the fight against COVID-19. The meeting offered an opportunity for the two sides to accelerate the signing of a memorandum of understanding in military medicine between the two foreign ministries, he said. Officers looked at the pandemic situation in military units in their respective countries, and shared their experience in this regard. They agreed to organise more visits and meetings, both online … [Read more...] about Vietnam, Japan reinforce cooperation in military medicine