Travel movement from four COVID hotspots to remain limited after Sept 30

The travel movement of people from the four COVID epicentres of HCM City and Long An, Đồng Nai and Bình Dương provinces must remain strictly controlled after September 30 in order to prevent the spread of virus to provinces where vaccination rates remain low, leaders of southern and Central Highlands' provinces have said.

Hundreds of residents return home after evacuation

Hundreds of residents of Thanh Xuân District in Hà Nội have returned to their homes after they were evacuated when the neighbourhood became the capital's biggest COVID cluster. Hundreds more will be back in their own houses over the next few days.

Overweight and obese children in urban areas on the rise

Data of the Ministry of Health recently showed that the rate of overweight and obese children in urban areas accounted for 26.8 per cent of the total children in 2020 in the country. It means that four out of 10 urban children are overweight or obese.

Quiet 'soldiers' who connect people in need of support

Hotline 1022 was established as the link between HCM City citizens affected by COVID-19 and the local government. Receiving hundreds of calls every day, it is with a cool mind and a warm heart that these hotline operators complete their mission.

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