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Measures to ensure safety during the upcoming holidays were discussed at a meeting of the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control on April 29.
Honda Vietnam resumes automobile, bike production from April 23
Honda Vietnam announced on late April 22 that it will resume the production of automobiles and motorbikes from April 23 after 22 days of suspension to prevent the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ferrymen put safety first in Ninh Binh Province
VietNamNet Bridge – Tran Van Hieu from Ninh Binh Province’s Gia Trung Commune has been working as a ferryman for 35 years.
Scientists: no need to worry about Chinese nuke reactors near border
The Vietnam Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety (Varans) said Vietnam and China have agreed to set up a channel to exchange information and cooperate in nuclear power technology.
Private garbage vehicles kick up a stink in HCMC
VietNamNet Bridge – Trieu Thi Thoa of HCM City’s District 6 says when
her neighbours see a vehicle come to collect garbage, all of them close
their doors immediately to avoid its stench.
Teachers make toys to engage children
VietNamNet Bridge – As part of a national programme to promote
physical activities in preschool, teachers have been encouraged to make
handmade toys for children aged five and under who attend kindergartens.
Daring foreigners taking over Vietnam agriculture
VietNamNet Bridge – Foreigners are increasingly taking over
traditionally Vietnamese business industries – and agriculture is no
exception – thanks to their innovative approach and willingness to take
risks, according to one expert.
VN great country for solo travellers: US magazine
VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam has been ranked the sixth best country for solo travellers by US magazine Travel+Leisure.
Travel firms complain that policies fight against tourism development
VietNamNet Bridge – The government has decided that tourism is one of the key
industries of the national economy. However, the current policies don’t support
the development.
Tourists' safety is of vital importance
VietNamNet Bridge – Tourist safety is paramount, says Vietravel Company director Nguyen Quoc Ky.
New wooden tourist boats banned next May
VietNamNet Bridge – Building new wooden tour boats equipped with sleeping cabins will be forbidden starting from May 1, 2013 in an effort to ensure tourists’ safety after some boat sinking accidents in 2011.
