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“Several people who were trapped and injured have been rescued and moved to a government hopsital. Fire is under control but rescue and fire-fighting operations are still underway,” said Lakshmi, a constable at the police control room. … [Read more...] about Seven die in fire at COVID-19 hotel facility in India

Last but not least, he said, the law legalizes all participants to freedom of religion and belief. Religious organizations have their interests and also their obligations. So have leaders of religious organizations and the Vietnam Fatherland Front, the largest socio-economic organization which oversees and facilitates the realization of laws. … [Read more...] about Freedom of belief and religion respected in Vietnam

Vietnam’s market in 2013-2014 still creates opportunities for both foreign investors and domestic enterprises with an increasing trend of transferring from foreign direct investment (FDI) to indirect investment through M&A, forecast specialists in the field.  … [Read more...] about M&A market boasts huge development potential

Currently, Hanoi city has three PCR test machines, which can test 500-700 samples a day, and up to 2,000 samples if more machines are provided. Hanoi’s medical staff, who have been well trained, can take nearly 12,000 pharyngeal samples per day, said Truong Quang Viet, deputy director of the Hanoi Center for Disease Control (CDC). … [Read more...] about Latest Coronavirus News in Vietnam & Southeast Asia August 9

Shortly after receiving a notification from the Vietnam Pepper Association (VPA), Minister of Industry and Trade Tran Tuan Anh sent two letters to the Nepalese Minister of Industry, Commerce and Supplies to request support for the Vietnamese businesses and ask for the fleeing of the containers and the speeding up of clearance procedures, avoiding increase of cost for exporters. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese peppercorn containers stuck in Nepal eligible to return home