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Exhibited in the traditional-style workshop, hundreds of masks with their own identity are given the unique and exotic name – “time masks”.
Those who go out to public venues in Hanoi capital and Ho Chi Minh City without donning a face mask will be fined between VND1-3 million.
The Vietnamese Government is planning to fine people who don’t wear masks in public places up to VND3,000,000 (US$130).
After seven consecutive days of recording no new cases of COVID-19, social distancing regulations were eased in Hanoi at midnight on April 23.
Berlin officials say 200,000 masks have been diverted to the US under a law invoked by Donald Trump.
Used cloth masks and disposable medical masks can be reused if they are sprayed with disinfectant and microwaved at 800W for a minute, the director of the Institute for Occupational Safety and Environmental Health has said.
Step outside without a face mask in Hong Kong and you'll get looks. That's not true elsewhere. Why?
A Vietnamese woman living in Australia has claimed her and her brother were attacked on a train because they were both wearing face masks.
Taking samples at the airport appears to be one of protective measures to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
More than 30,000 stores have been closed on online shopping sites including Shopee, Tiki, and Lazada due to overcharging.
Many textile and garment businesses are scrambling to make face masks given the coronavirus outbreak-triggered lack of surgical masks.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has asked all cities and provinces to focus on correctly disposing discarded face masks, especially in quarantine sites, in an attempt to stop the spread of COVID-2019.
The Ministry of Health, speaking at a press conference held in Hanoi on February 5, urged the public not to panic about a new coronavirus.
Two shops in Hanoi have been fined for overcharging for face masks amid rising demand due to the spreading of coronavirus.
VietNamNet Bridge - BKAV Corporation has once again proved that Apple’s Face ID technology is not fully safe and should not be used in business transactions.
Besides lantern parade, serving out mid-autumn festival cakes and fruits, admiring the full moon on the 15th day of lunar August, in Hanoi, people experience the full moon atmosphere several weeks ago.
VietNamNet Bridge - Mrs. Huong Lan says that she sticks to cardboard mask making trade because she wants to preserve traditional culture. If for money, she would have transferred to other jobs.
With up to 60 percent of his body burned after a straw fire, the boy named Minh went to his class with a mask covering half of his deformed face. His body was also wrapped with gauze.