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Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on February 24 ordered authorities to exert efforts so as to keep the spread of the acute respiratory disease caused by the SARS-Cov-2 (COVID-19) from impacting Vietnam. Speaking at a cabinet meeting in Hanoi, the leader further stressed that continuing to protect the people’s health and life is a do-or-die job, and also a focus of the work of the government in the current context. He highlighted that the resolve and involvement of the whole political system in the fight have yielded initial fruits that win the trust from the people and the international community, describing the disease as a major test to not only the health sector but also other authorities and localities. Besides, the leader also pointed out a number of shortcomings in the fight like the subjective attitude and low capacity of various localities. He agreed to issue another directive on strengthening the fight and stressed that production and business must … [Read more...] about PM stresses need to protect people’s health, life amid COVID-19

Bùi Văn Quản, head of the association, said that congestion was not only caused by goods transport but also poor planning. To prevent trucks from passing through the inner city, HCM City needs to have a thorough plan on relocating transport firms and bus stations and encouraging locals to move to suburban areas. … [Read more...] about HCM City considers evening transport of goods to reduce traffic jams

Since Vượng’s hand is already undergoing multiple infections and necrosis, the transplanted body part might also face infections, but the doctors said that they have taken all considerations and decided to go ahead with the operation. … [Read more...] about Việt Nam successfully performs world’s  first limb transplant from live donor

"If there is still somebody in Oceania who is involved in football in any capacity, who has not realised yet that the time of abusing football for personal gain is over, then we can really not help it any more," Infantino said at the time. … [Read more...] about New Zealand fraud probe into ex-Oceania Football chief

Fourth spot went to new supernatural horror film Brahms: The Boy II, from STX Entertainment, at $5.9 million. Katie Holmes stars in the frightfest - a sequel to 2016's The Boy - about a porcelain doll with an innocent face but sinister powers. … [Read more...] about Sonic outpaces its rivals to again top N.America box office