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VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES AUGUST 30

Vietnamese Meridian contingent wins bronze at Army Games 2021

Industrial production for August drops 4.2 per cent

The Index of Industrial Production for August has dropped by 4.2 per cent from July, and a 7.4 per cent decrease year-on-year. However, IIP for the year so far has increased by 5.6 per cent year-on-year. 

Price storms sweep through Vietnamese businesses

According to Vietnamese businesses, the Covid-19 epidemic has made it difficult for them to maintain production and ensure on-time delivery. The higher transportation cost is "another hit".

 

85,000 businesses leave market in eight months

The strong outbreak of the fourth wave of the Covid-19 pandemic along with prolonged social distancing in many provinces and cities in Vietnam has severely affected Vietnamese businesses.

VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS AUGUST 30

HCM City offers tax breaks to household businesses hit by COVID

 

Vietnam prepares for natural disasters amid COVID-19

Local people need to be equipped with essential skills to cope with natural disasters, especially those in the mountainous, remote and ethnic areas, as more storms and floods are expected during the rest of this year.

Vietnam posts US$3.71 billion in trade deficit in eight months

Vietnam posted a trade deficit of $3.71 billion in the first eight months of 2021 as the country's imports rose 33.8 percent year on year to $216.26 billion while exports raked in $212.55 billion, up 21.5%, according to the General Statistics Office.

'Make in Vietnam' maps to help fight Covid-19

Many Covid-19 map systems have been created to assist pandemic prevention and control, providing people with an official, centralized and intuitive information based on digital maps.

 

Vietnamese female boxer to fight for WBO's world belt in RoK

Vietnamese boxer Nguyen Thi Thu Nhi will compete for the World Boxing Organisation (WBO)'s world belt in the Republic of Korea in October, Thanh Nien (Young People) Newspaper has reported.

How will teachers implement the new policy on grading?

In addition to grading, both oral and written forms will also be used to assess students, according to the Ministry of Education and Training's (MOET) newly released Circular 22.

Shippers allowed to resume work in HCMC’s high-risk areas

HCM City will allow shippers to return to work in Thu Duc City and seven districts hit hard by Covid-19, but they must undergo a Covid-19 test every morning.

BOT companies call for help amid pandemic

BOT investors have not only faced hardship caused by the pandemic but are also struggling with obstacles stemming from the Ministry of Transport’s regulations of road toll increases and the State Bank of Vietnam’s lending policies.

 

Hanoi sets two scenarios for Covid-19 testing after September 6

Hanoi will conduct focused, large-scale testing from August 27 to September 4 with a total of about 200,000 samples by RT-PCR tests, divided into two phases.

VN basketball league cancelled due to COVID-19 spreading

The Vietnam Basketball Association (VBA) professional league has been officially canceled because of COVID-19.

Over 54,000 infections detected in HCM City by rapid tests

HCM City detected 54,498 Covid-19 cases in the community through rapid tests on August 23-27.

Firms await new bank incentive policies

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is consulting on a draft circular for incentive policies to support firms with access to bank loans to overcome difficulties in the COVID-19 pandemic. 

HCM City to spend VND4,500 billion for flood control

HCM City plans to allocate VND4,500 billion from the city budget for 12 key irrigation projects between 2021 and 2025.

Electricity charges to be cut for the fifth time

The Government has issued a resolution on the reduction of electricity bills for the fifth time for businesses affected by the Covid-19 epidemic, as proposed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Over 1 million people register for 'welfare bag' online

HCM City is implementing social security policies to help people have peace of mind in fighting against the epidemic.

Apartment prices keep escalating despite pandemic

Contrary to all predictions, the real estate market has been hot during the pandemic. People are rushing to buy apartments for fear that prices will escalate after the pandemic ends.