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Dong Ho paintings reveal Vietnamese unique folk culture In the old days, Dong Ho paintings were used as decorations at every home during the Lunar New Year festival (Tet). The folk paintings have become part of Vietnamese life through generations. … [Read more...] about PM okays submission of Dong Ho folk paintings dossier to UNESCO

Deputy health minister Nguyễn Trường Sơn said less critical patients could be sent to other tertiary referral hospitals in the capital city such as Việt Nam-Germany Friendship Hospital, Thanh Nhàn, Saint Paul or other military hospitals. … [Read more...] about Residents around Bach Mai Hospital’s COVID-19 cluster to be given quick tests

Nearly 74 percent of firms to go bankrupt if epidemic lingers: survey If the epidemic of the acute respiratory disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) lasts for more than six months, it may cause up to 73.8 percent of the firms to go bankrupt, a recent survey finds. … [Read more...] about Business survey to begin on April 1

– The Thai government will not allow flag carrier Thai Airways International (THAI) to collapse, according to Thai Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak who has also dismissed rumours of impending lay-offs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.COVID-19 pandemic, THAI has temporarily suspended all of its international services (except charters and cargo flights) until May 31, while its low-cost subsidiary THAI Smile takes over its domestic services to Chiang Mai, Phuket and Krabi. … [Read more...] about Thai government won’t let flag carrier collapse

The US’ New York Times posted an article on March 27 saying: “Even though Vietnam is one of Southeast Asia's poorer countries, its efforts against the virus, praised at home, have ensured its tally of infections is lower than those in many of its neighbours.” … [Read more...] about Vietnam confirms 204 COVID-19 cases, a 10-year-old boy as the latest