The Ministry of Labour, War Invalids and Social Affairs has sent letters to city and provincial People’s Committees to guide signing and implementing agreements with South Korean localities on sending Vietnamese workers there for seasonal work.
The HCM City Power Corporation (EVNHCMC) said that it has placed 675km of medium-voltage grids, 1,160km of low-voltage grids and 34.5km of power grids underground over the past five years.
A detailed timeline of the travel history of a COVID-19 patient from Hà Nội has been released, as the authorities attempt to track and trace everyone he came into contact with.
Chu Minh Đức, deputy chairman of Bình Lục District's People's Committee, said helping people who made a mistake was the responsibility of local authorities, but society needed to help too.
Two new locally transmitted COVID-19 cases were announced Monday morning, one in Hải Dương Province and one in Quảng Nam Province.
A two-month-old baby girl is among 11 new cases of COVID-19 announced Sunday evening, bringing the national total to 962.
The HCM City Centre for Disease Control and Prevention announced on Saturday (August 15) that the collection of samples for Covid-19 testing and health declarations from people returning to the city from Đà Nẵng since July 1 has been completed.
A woman being treated for COVID-19 in Đà Nẵng has given birth to a healthy baby girl.
A woman has died of COVID-19 complications in Việt Nam, the 24th coronavirus-related fatality in the country.
Just one new imported COVID-19 case was announced Sunday morning, while 10 more people have been given the all-clear.
Another person has died in Việt Nam of COVID-19 complications, the 23rd coronavirus-related death in the country, the health ministry announced on Saturday evening.
HCM City estimated that it would need nearly VNĐ324 billion (US$14 million) to carry out 172 traffic infrastructure projects in the 2016-2020 period, according to the city’s traffic congestion and accident reduction programme.
More agricultural products in the southern province of Bà Rịa – Vũng Tàu now have traceability stamps which improve information transparency and product value.
As of July, this year, the amount of delayed payment was nearly VNĐ20.7 trillion (US$893.5 million), accounting for 5.1 per cent of the total revenue of the agency.