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Rapid vaccination and targeted policies key to Viet Nams endemic growth

Rapid vaccination and targeted policies key to Viet Nam’s endemic growth

As the world is transitioning from pandemic to endemic, Viet Nam needs to ensure its vaccination progress and greater adeptness at targeting control measures and support policies to follow suit.
Cybersecurity risks healthcare providers should look out for

Cybersecurity risks healthcare providers should look out for

Many technologies and technology applications have been used by authorities, businesses and residents in their efforts to prevent and control COVID-19, but experts have warned of cybersecurity risks that may come hand in hand with these technologies and apps.
Nearly 3.5 million people receive COVID-19 vaccination certificates online

Nearly 3.5 million people receive COVID-19 vaccination certificates online

As of August 5, nearly 3.5 million Vietnamese people have had an online certificate of COVID-19 vaccination.
Viettel posts US5.59 billion revenue in H1

Viettel posts US$5.59 billion revenue in H1

The military-run telecom provider Viettel achieved a revenue of VND128.6 trillion (US$5.59 billion) in the first half of the year, posting 6.8 per cent year-on-year increase.
Vaccination key to rapid economic recover

Vaccination 'key' to rapid economic recover

The fastest way for the economy to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic is for people to get vaccinated, RMIT’s School of Business and Management lecturers and researchers Dr Greeni Maheshwari and Dr Daniel Borer have said.
THACO donates specialised trucks for transporting vaccines, mobile vaccination

THACO donates specialised trucks for transporting vaccines, mobile vaccination

THACO donated 63 specialised trucks each for transporting COVID-19 vaccines and carrying out mobile vaccination and taking samples at the ceremony to launch the national COVID-19 vaccination campaign in Ha Noi on July 10.
TCC Group donates US1 million to Viet Nams COVID-19 Vaccine Fund

TCC Group donates US$1 million to Viet Nam’s COVID-19 Vaccine Fund

Thailand’s TCC Group, in coordination with the Sirivadhanabhakdi Foundation, has contributed US$1 million (VND23 billion) to help the Government of Viet Nam in promoting COVID-19 vaccination for the community and labour force.
Nearly 500 SABECO employees inoculated in HCM Citys largest-ever COVID-19 vaccination drive

Nearly 500 SABECO employees inoculated in HCM City's largest-ever COVID-19 vaccination drive

Nearly 500 workers from Saigon Beer-Alcohol-Beverage Corporation (SABECO)’s associated companies and brewery including Saigon Cu Chi brewery, Satraco and Mesab and others out of nearly 1,000 workers in Cu Chi Northwest Industrial Zone on Wednesday got inoculated as part of...
AEON to contribute VND25 billion to Vietnam Vaccine Fund

AEON to contribute VND25 billion to Vietnam Vaccine Fund

AEON Group announced it would contribute VND25 billion (US$1.08 million) to the Vietnam Vaccine Fund for COVID-19 Prevention, standing with the Government of Viet Nam in promoting COVID-19 vaccination for the community and labour force.
Free rides to COVID vaccination centres: Gojeks week-long offer

Free rides to COVID vaccination centres: Gojek’s week-long offer

Ride hailing app Gojek said it would provide all its customers in HCM City with two ride vouchers worth VND40,000 each (US$1.7) for booking motorbike rides to and from COVID-19 vaccination centres.
Vaccination important factor in Southeast Asia growth: Oxford Economics report

Vaccination important factor in Southeast Asia growth: Oxford Economics report

Progress in vaccination will continue to be an important barometer for growth in the second half of 2021in Southeast Asia including Viet Nam.
Central Retail donates 433,700 to COVID vaccine fund

Central Retail donates $433,700 to COVID vaccine fund

Central Retail in Viet Nam handed over a donation of VND10 billion (US$433,700) to the HCM City Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee on June 4 in response to the Government’s call for donations to speed up the COVID-19 vaccination programme.