Binh Son Refinery and petrochemical company – a major breadwinner for the provincial budget – saw its sales fall 30 to 40 per cent. Textile and wood-chip processing and export companies delayed production as material imports from China ceased. … [Read more...] about COVID-19 ravages economy of central Viet Nam
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Blood donation in Việt Nam still unstable
The blood donation movement in Việt Nam has seen many milestones, as it has reached every corner of the country, from the big cities to remotest disadvantaged areas of the country. The movement had made great achievements in ensuring blood supply for hospitals and healthcare centres across Việt Nam, as well as helping to improve people’s understanding about blood donation. However, we still face difficulties in ensuring a stable blood supply, quality of the donated blood and the sustainability of the movement. … [Read more...] about Blood donation in Việt Nam still unstable
COVID-19 ravages economy of central Việt Nam
CENTRAL REGION — Đà Nẵng City and Quảng Nam Province – two key economic driving forces for the central region – have both suffered sharp reductions in growth in the first quarter due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. … [Read more...] about COVID-19 ravages economy of central Việt Nam
Proposal for publishing notice of invitation
Ban quản lý dự án đầu tư xây dựng số 2 thành phố Thanh Hóa đề nghị Báo Việt Nam New đăng tải thông tin thông báo mời sơ tuyển quốc tế lựa chọn nhà đầu tư thực hiện dự án đầu tư có sử dụng đất, dự án Khu dân cư phường Nam Ngạn, thành phố Thanh Hóa, tỉnh Thanh Hóa, cụ thể như sau: … [Read more...] about Proposal for publishing notice of invitation
Another 27 COVID-19 patients recover, total at 122
At the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases, there are 11 recovered patients, including 10 Vietnamese and a female French citizen. They were the country's 21st, 72nd, 84th, 111th, 116th, 136th, 137th, 192nd, 197th, 200th and 222nd cases. All are in a stable condition. … [Read more...] about Another 27 COVID-19 patients recover, total at 122
