-- The Ministry of Education and Training has asked that local authorities get kindergarteners and grade 1-9 students back to school on March 16 while allowing high school students to resume study on March 2. The students have stayed home since the Lunar New Year festival to avoid the spread of the novel coronavirus. … [Read more...] about Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News – February 28
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Cash payments for food remain high in Vietnam’s two largest cities
A person holds a stack of Vietnamese banknotes. The country’s two largest cities, HCMC and Hanoi, are still seeing a large number of customers using cash for food payments - PHOTO: THANH HOA HCMC - The country’s two largest cities, HCMC and Hanoi, are still seeing a large number of customers using cash for food payments, with over 80% of customers making cash payments at restaurants and for takeaway food. … [Read more...] about Cash payments for food remain high in Vietnam’s two largest cities
Quảng Trị’s women raise funds for the poor from scrap collection
“On average, we can sell the scrap collected from each wedding for VNĐ350,000 ($15). The club also calls for help from local food stalls and restaurants to donate recyclable waste,” said Dương Thị Thúy Kiều, head of the Women's Union in Residential Area No 1. … [Read more...] about Quảng Trị’s women raise funds for the poor from scrap collection
Post-inspections should be enhanced for efficient business condition reform: experts
At the seminar “Quality of business conditions: issues and recommendations,” held by the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM) and the Aus4reform program, Nguyen Minh Thao, head of the CIEM’s Business Environment and Competitiveness Department, noted that the business condition reform still has shortcomings as many unnecessary and unreasonable conditions remain in place, creating pressure for enterprises. … [Read more...] about Post-inspections should be enhanced for efficient business condition reform: experts
US patient with coronavirus of unknown origin denied test for days
LOS ANGELES — Medical staff caring for a California woman with the first US case of novel coronavirus of unknown origin were unable to get her tested for five days because she had not traveled to outbreak-hit regions, a lawmaker revealed on Thursday. … [Read more...] about US patient with coronavirus of unknown origin denied test for days
