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Bangkok (VNA) – Thailand ’s Ministry of Education will seek cabinet approval for 21.6 billion THB (655 million USD) to subsidise education costs at 2,000 THB per student to mitigate financial burdens for parents as a result of COVID-19, local media reported. According to Minister of Education Treenuch Thienthong said the mitigation measures were proposed at a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, last week and is expected to be submitted to the cabinet for approval on July 27. State-run schools had returned some maintenance fees and miscellaneous expenses to parents, while private schools affiliated with the Office of the Private Education Commission (Opec) had also returned some education fees amounting to about 2.27 billion THB, she said. As parents' daily expenses increased substantially during COVID-19, the ministry came up with further measures to help. The government will be asked to subsidise the tuition fees at 2,000 THB per student in the … [Read more...] about Thailand: Ministry proposes 655-mln-USD subsidy to help students, parents

Manufacturing and processing continue to be key driving forces for the growth, making up 25% of the GDP. Vietnamese policymakers set a GDP growth target of 6.5-7% for the next five years, marking a GDP per capita of US$4,700-5,000 by 2025. This is one of the key economic indicators of the Government’s five-year socio-economic plan for the 2021-2025 period, which was approved by the National Assembly (NA) with an endorsement of 475 or 95.59% deputies present on July 27. Overview of the NA hearing. Source: quochoi.vn Among key economic indicators, Vietnam expects to keep an average GDP growth of 6.5-7% for the period, which would translate into a GDP per capita of US$4,700-5,000 by 2025. Manufacturing and processing, a key driving force for growth, is set to make up 25% of the GDP, and the digital economy would represent 20%. The plan also targets an average productivity growth of 6.5% per year and a budget deficit of 3.7% of the GDP for the five-year … [Read more...] about NA approves 6.5-7% GDP growth target for next five years

Tran Van Nam was arrested under the charges of "violations in the use and management of public assets causing waste and losses," Major General To An Xo, the spokesman of the Ministry of Public Security, said Tuesday. Nam had been dismissed of all Communist Party positions for three terms – 2010-2015, 2015-2020 and 2020-2025 – on July 6. According to the Party's Central Inspection Committee, Nam was directly responsible for signing documents to transfer 188 hectares of land that belonged to the Binh Duong Producing and Trading Corporation, a company of the province's Party unit, to private investors, causing VND126 billion in losses to the state. … [Read more...] about Former Binh Duong Party chief arrested

The Hoàn Mỹ Thủ Đức International General Hospital in Thủ Đức City will treat COVID-19 patients. Photo courtesy of the hospital HCM CITY — Field hospitals No.1, 6, and 13 in HCM City have been commissioned to receive moderately to severely ill COVID-19 patients transferred from district-level healthcare facilities treating patients with COVID-19. The city’s Department of Health on July 26 made changes to admission and treatment protocols at the three field hospitals after the chairman of the city People’s Committee ordered the health sector to avoid fatalities due to late admission and ensure that all COVID-19 patients have access to healthcare facilities, according to Tăng Chí Thượng, deputy director of the department. There are 14 field hospitals set up in the city. The department has asked other field hospitals to receive all COVID-19 patients who show mild or no symptoms and patients with or without underlying diseases. Field hospitals were asked not to refuse admission … [Read more...] about Three field hospitals shift to receive ‘moderately to severely ill’ COVID-19 patients

Over 7,900 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday 5 priority groups allowed to go out in HCM City after 6pm Deputy PM visits HCM City’s 175 Military Hospital Six isolation areas to be established in Hóc Môn District Việt Nam concerned about unequal COVID-19 vaccination among nations Việt Nam-Cuba Đồng Hới Friendship Hospital's Director Dương Thanh Bình gave a prep talk to medical workers and students of Quảng Bình Province volunteering to aid HCM City's COVID-19 fight before they departed on Tuesday. — VNA/VNS Photo Võ Dũng HÀ NỘI — HCM City has received 4,000 applications from medical workers from across Việt Nam, and 2,000 from volunteers, after a call was made for people with medical expertise in the city to help deal with the ongoing, severe COVID-19 outbreak. According to the health ministry, nearly 4,000 medical staff – 700 doctors, 1,553 nurses, 78 technicians, nine other medical workers, and 1,629 medical students – from all over the country, … [Read more...] about 6,000 medical workers from all over Việt Nam volunteer to help deal with HCM City’s outbreak

CMC announced business results in the financial year 2020, appointed a CEO and set out goals and challenges to be realized by big moves in the 2021-2025 strategy at its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on July 21. Positioned as a global digital company According to the report at the 2020 General Meeting of Shareholders, CMC’s total revenue in 2020 reached VND5,666 billion, up 5% year on year; its consolidated pre-tax profit hit VND241 billion, up 16% year on year. CMC selected McKinsey to implement a consulting project on development strategy, digital transformation, restructuring to develop strongly and consolidate capacity. The company is also positioned as a leading consultant and implementer of digital transformation solutions for enterprises and organizations. One of the significantly successful projects of CMC is the consulting project on digital transformation for Hoa Phat Group. The project lasts for 6 months, with the goals to build a comprehensive digital … [Read more...] about CMC aims for quadruple growth by 2025