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H. traveled from Ho Chi Minh City to his hometown in Tam Thanh Commune on March 25 and made a commitment to local authorities that he would undergo home quarantine for 14 days as a precaution, as the southern metropolis is considered an epicenter of COVID-19 in Vietnam. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese man fined for going fishing during home quarantine

"It is impossible to sum up Gideon here. I am heartbroken to even have to try," he wrote on Facebook. "I used to marvel at him as a toddler and worry that he was too perfect to exist in this world. It seems to me now that he was." … [Read more...] about Maeve Kennedy McKean’s body is recovered after canoe search

Corruption became rampant, and in some localities and fields, it became even more serious. Corruption caused very serious consequences, undermining the nature of the Party and the State, corrupting cadres and party members, lending a hand to hostile forces’ sabotage, thus threatening the survival of the regime. … [Read more...] about Fighting against corruption to protect existence of the regime

Hanoi (VNA) - Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has approved a project to archive electronic documents of State-run agencies from 2020-2025. The project aims to make it easier for people and businesses to access and use the archives of State agencies. It will also improve the system of legal and professional guidance documents stored in electronic archives, and ensure at least 80 percent of the documents stored at State agencies are created online in accordance with the law on e-transactions and e-archiving. The Government leader assigned the Ministry of Home Affairs to supervise the implementation of the project and make annual reports to the Prime Minister. He tasked the ministry with submitting reports to the National Assembly for amendments and supplements to the Law on Archives to meet the requirements of e-archive management due to be completed in 2021./. … [Read more...] about PM approves project to increase use of e-documents

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson seen on March 22, tested positive for the coronavirus 10 days ago. He's been admitted to a hospital for testing. AFP Photo LONDON — Prime Minister Boris Johnson was in intensive care on Monday after his coronavirus symptoms worsened, prompting concern for his health and well-wishes from political friends and foes in Britain and abroad, as the country battles to control the outbreak. … [Read more...] about British PM Johnson in intensive care with coronavirus