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One new coronavirus case detected in Hanoi, total increases to 984

The Ministry of Health this morning reported one more fresh case of COVID-19, taking the national infection tally to 984.

VIETNAM'S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES AUGUST 20

Vietnamese enterprises shying away from digitalisation

Additional day off for National Day from 2021

On the occasion of the National Day 2021 (September 2), employees will have one extra day off , raising the total number of paid days off in the country to 11.

Exporting raw tea, Vietnam earns little money

Vietnamese tea makers are now faced with choosing to either renovate or leave the industry.

Time to ensure security of water sources, safety of dams and lakes: experts

Vietnam has recorded outstanding socio-economic development and has been lauded for it by the international community, but along with progress, the country is facing challenges with water management and security, an official has said.

Steel manufacturer has $1.1 billion thanks to huge public investment package

Strong cash flow to the stock market, a VND700 trillion package for public investment, and high demand for ingot steel from China have all helped billionaire Tran Dinh Long pocket more money despite the Covid-19 crisis.

Three key duties of Vietnam Coast Guard in 2021-2025 term

The Coast Guard force is a specialized force of the State that assumes key strategic tasks, acts as the core of law enforcement and protects national security, order and safety in the country’s sea and islands.

National Reporting Platform launched

The National Reporting Platform was launched at a ceremony in Hanoi on August 19.

Vietnam actively contributes to ASEAN’s developments: official

Vietnam has always been an active and responsible member of ASEAN over the past 25 years since it joined the regional bloc, as well as made significant contributions to its development, especially in crucial moments.

From an outcast to a rising V.League 1 star

Thanks to some impressive performances for V.League 1 club Quang Ninh Coal, 20-year-old midfielder Nguyen Hai Long has been called up for the national U22 team by coach Park Hang-seo.

Dialogue looks at Vietnam - EU maritime economic cooperation

A dialogue with the theme “Sustainable Maritime Development: Sharing Vietnam and EU’s Perspectives” took place in Hanoi on August 19 with over 150 in attendance.

Medical air ambulance saves patients on islands

The Military Hospital 175 is the first responder to emergency evacuation requests from the Spratly Islands' medical detachments.

Hanoi: Hospital E suspends admissions amid COVID-19 fears

State-owned Hospital E in Hanoi has decided to suspend receiving patients and visitors from 8pm August 19 after a suspected case of coronavirus was detected.

Floods claim six lives in northern Vietnam

Torrential rain over the past few days has triggered flash floods and landslides across northern mountainous provinces, killing six local people, according to the Central Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control.

Ministry scraps single power price proposal

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has decided to cancel plans for a single price model to calculate power tariffs after receiving feedback from relevant ministries and experts.  

 

National Reporting Platform a highlight in e-Government efforts: minister

Minister and Government Office Chairman Mai Tien Dung talks to local media regarding the Government’s push towards digital documents and communications ahead of the launch of the National Report Platform.

Four more Covid-19 cases detected, one in Hai Duong

Vietnam confirmed four more locally transmitted coronavirus cases, bringing the country’s tally of infections to 993, the Ministry of Health announced at 6pm, August 19.

 

Consumers to negotiate electricity prices in 5 years, when monopoly is removed

When the competitive electricity retail market takes shape, EVN will no longer be the only retailer and people will be able to choose their retailer and negotiate prices.

Traditional art forms need protection, support from the state: experts

The Government must have a special regime for traditional art forms and no longer ask for certain qualifications when it recruits artists in the field of traditional arts, experts have said.

Why do startups fail?

Entrepreneurs have ambitious plans when starting up a business, but they often experience a thorny path to success.