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The country has seen an unexpected slow-down in the daily rate of infections.
The two companies plan to add contact tracing to their operating systems so no extra apps are needed.
Locals in the north-east can now travel after the court said the ban was "disproportionate".
The Trump administration is using an emergency public health order to turn back irregular migrants.
Countries should be cautious about lifting lockdown measures, the World Health Organization says.
On April 10 evening, two more cases of COVID-19 were reported in Vietnam, raising the total in the country to 257, according to the Ministry of Health.
Millions of jobs in Asia’s vital garment industry are at risk due to the coronavirus pandemic.
False health advice, such as eating chicken eggs or marjoram to prevent infection, as well as fabricated information about infected and quarantined people are posted every day to garner hundreds of likes and shares.
A secondary school home-based geography lesson in Singapore was hijacked by two men.
The outbreak of COVID-19 epidemic has posed severe challenges for underprivileged people nationwide, with ordinary citizens rallying to assist them and creating a number of heartfelt moments among communities across Vietnam.
The Ministry of Health on April 10 sent a special working group to help Hanoi fight the raging COVID-19 pandemic.
EU ministers reached the deal after long talks, pledging support for countries hit hard by coronavirus.
Drone footage shows coffins stacked in a pit in the city, as the state logs more cases than any country.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc chaired a national teleconference between the Government and localities on April 10 to discuss solutions for tackling the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why not use social distancing as an opportunity to learn a whole new language, or the basics at least?
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has approved a bailout package worth VNĐ62 trillion (US$2.66 billion) to support people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A top economist says western economies can learn from Asia as they face a severe economic downturn.
Photos emerge of workers in hazmat outfits stacking coffins in a mass grave in New York City.
As cases rise in Suifenhe - 1,000 miles from Beijing - people have been ordered to stay indoors.
With cases increasing in tightly-packed dormitories, experts say Singapore offers a salutary lesson.