Four more COVID-19 cases confirmed, total at 237

Four new COVID-19 infections, including two cases related to the HCM City-based Buddha Bar cluster, were reported by the Ministry of Health on Friday afternoon, raising the national toll to 237.  

Central provinces isolate people returning from COVID-19 affected areas

The central province of Quảng Nam had sent 142 local people returning from HCM City to isolation sites in Tiên Phước, Quế Sơn, Thăng Bình and Núi Thành districts as of Friday.

Ten more COVID-19 patients recover

Seven COVID-19 patients in the south central coastal province of Bình Thuận and three in HCM City have recovered and have been discharged from hospital.

Hà Nội can deal with 1,000 COVID-19 patients at the same time: health official

The official said the city was also preparing for a worse scenario of 2,000-3,000 patients.

Room for Vietnamese farm produce exports to Singapore amid COVID-19 The encouraging performance amid the COVID-19 pandemic was mainly thanks to the office’s efforts in connecting associations of the two countries in order to help businesses grasp opportunities to boost their exports.

Vietnamese economy to grow despite COVID-19: ADB

The report showed the country would suffer an ongoing drop in demand from its principal trade and investment partners.

Pineapple peels used to make eco-friendly enzyme cleaners In her early thirties, Bùi Thị Bích Ngọc wanted to do something useful for the community and get out of her comfort zone as an accountant.

Six new COVID-19 cases announced Friday morning, VN's tally stands at 233

The five imported cases were all quarantined right after immigration so there are no risks of community transmission.

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Tourism industry calls for relief measures as coronavirus shuts down travel The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has severely affected many industries, but tourism is arguably one of the hardest hit.