93.6% of Vietnamese patients recovered from COVID-19
	Australia, Vietnam work together to minimise impact of COVID-19
	Vietnam arranges another flight to repatriate citizens from Japan

CNCF’s CEO Helenita Noblen presented the financial support to the city's Child Welfare Association. Photo: HUFO

For almost 30 years the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation has been helping abandoned and disadvantaged youngsters across Vietnam and Mongolia, by providing emergency and long-term shelter, medical care, nutritional rehabilitation, educational opportunities, vocational training, and job placement.

students in the project area communes finally back to school after long COVID-19 break. In order to encourage the spirit of overcoming difficulties and create better conditions for poor students to study as well as help their families to overcome difficulties, CNCF distributed financial support to the Ho Chi Minh City's children through the city's Child Welfare Association and HUFO.

Also, in this week, HUFO, the city's Vietnam - Bulgaria Friendship Association and Vietnam - Romania Friendship Association visited and presented 5,000 antibacterial masks, 400 bottles of hand wash gel to students of An Hoi Primary School, Go Vap District.

This is not the first time that the HUFO had channeled contributions for COVID-19 fight both inside and outside Vietnam.

In recent months, the HUFO has coordinated with foreign NGOs and business associations in Vietnam in organizing fund-raising programs, present medical supplies, and make contributions for the fight against the COVID-19.

Earlier, HUFO in collaboration with a foreign non-governmental organization of Taiwan (China) Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation to bring 2,000 gifts to disadvantaged people and children in the city.

According to VNA, no fresh COVID-19 case was reported in Vietnam on June 6 evening, meaning the nation has remained clear of community transmissions for 51 consecutive days, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.

The national tally of COVID-19 cases stays at 329, including 188 imported cases that were quarantined upon arrival.

However, more than 336,550 business households and employees in HCM City seriously affected COVID-19.

Speaking at a press conference on June 4, Director of the municipal Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Le Minh Tan reported that 47,533 workers of 2,862 enterprises in the city are being laid off as a result of the pandemic./.

Deputy PM welcomes newly accredited Japanese ambassador Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh on June 4 received newly accredited Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Yamada Takio.

JICA continues to deploy USD 700.000 aid packages for Vietnamese hospitals According to the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), to support Vietnam cope with the COVID-19 epidemic, whilst being based on the request of assistance from ...

Japanese artist makes her creations on plain bread, using edible ingredients Japanese artist Manami Sasaki has been making the most of isolation during the state of emergency by getting creative with an unconventional medium: bread, The Japan ...