Vietnam Covid 19 Updates May 19 165 new cases reported in the last 24 hours
As many as 1,502 COVID-19 patients were confirmed in the nation since it was hit by the fourth Covid-19 wave on April 27.
Vietnam News Today May 19 Party State leaders pay tribute to President Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam News Today (May 19) features headlines include Party, State leaders pay tribute to President Ho Chi Minh, PM orders ensuring success of general elections, second national conference on general elections held and Covid-19 update.
Ho Chi Minh City needs breakthrough solutions
If we believe that Ho Chi Minh City will be a very modern, fastest-growing, and the most dynamic city in Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific within the next ten or fifteen years, we will not be wrong.
Hanoi ready for national big festival
NDO – During the last days of May, the capital city of Hanoi will be decorated with various brilliant banners, panels and posters to celebrate general election day on May 23.
HCMC: Leaders of localities, units take responsibility for Covid-19 outbreak
Heads of localities, departments, agencies, units and organizations have to take responsibility in front of the municipal People’s Committee for their subjectivity that can cause the epidemic break out.
Vietnam Buddhist Sangha presents medical equipment to India
NDO – The Vietnam Buddhist Sangha (VBS) has handed over medical equipment worth VND1.8 billion (US$78,320) to help the Indian government and people battle COVID-19 on May 18.
Election held in East Sea
NDO - The island communes of the Truong Sa island district in the central province of Khanh Hoa conducted early voting on May 16 while the election constituency in Truong Sa town will hold its election on May 23, the same date as scheduled.
Married Vietnamese couple probed for trading large amount of personal data
They own an IT company and were part of a ring that appropriated and traded data in many provinces and cities
Vietnamese police captain disciplined for not helping resident seize robber
Public opinion commented that the disciplinary action against the officer is too light and inappropriate
Diplomats cook for charity
Several diplomats have lent their culinary skills to aid a handful of charities in southern Vietnam
