This negative outlook is also being mirrored in other sectors, with the Vietnam Timber and Forestry Product Association stating that all five key importers of Vietnamese woodwork products, including the United States, the European Union, Japan, China and the Republic of Korea have chosen to either delay or cancel orders that had been placed with their Vietnamese counterparts. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES APRIL 7
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Latest covid-19 news in Vietnam and Southeast Asia on April 7 (updated hourly)
The VNRC said the donation would be given to front line medical facilities where doctors are directly treating COVID-19 patients, such as the Central Tropical Disease Hospital, Bạch Mai Hospital, Saint Pauls, the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Chợ Rẫy Hospital, and Cần Giờ and Củ Chi Field hospitals, as well as Red Cross volunteers participating in COVID-19 prevention efforts. … [Read more...] about Latest covid-19 news in Vietnam and Southeast Asia on April 7 (updated hourly)
How Hanoi penalizes offenders of COVID-19 pandemic prevention rules?
9. Those who flee quarantine places and fail to comply with the quarantine regulations that causes losses of VND100 million US$4,246.13) or more in expenses for COVID-19 prevention and control will be handled in accordance with Article 295 of the Penal Code. … [Read more...] about How Hanoi penalizes offenders of COVID-19 pandemic prevention rules?
Four new cases of COVID-19 take total to 249
The third stimulus package is expected to be finalised and presented for cabinet approval this month. It is designed to provide comprehensive and continued assistance for all groups of people affected by the virus and keep the economy running without disruption. … [Read more...] about Four new cases of COVID-19 take total to 249
Coronavirus forces banks to take cautious steps
According to the State Bank, reports from 23 credit institutions show that VND926 trillion worth of outstanding loans will be affected by the epidemic, which accounts for 11.3 percent of total outstanding loans of the entire banking sector. According to the State Bank, reports from 23 credit institutions show that VND926 trillion worth of outstanding loans will be affected by the epidemic, which accounts for 11.3 percent of total outstanding loans of the entire banking sector. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus forces banks to take cautious steps
