Vietnam postpones meeting to celebrate Bulgarian culture amid Covid concerns
	Embassy of Bulgaria funds a Vietnamese project of Lotus, an opportunity for rural women's development
	Vietnam-Bulgaria Friendship Association of Hanoi debuts

Hanoi conducts random Covid-19 testing for 1,000 people at Noi Bai airport. Photo: VNA

Chairwoman of the Hanoi's Vietnam - Bulgaria Friendship Association Le Thu Ha and Tran Thanh Ha, treasurer of the association on June 15 have transfered the amount of VND 50 million (USD 2.176) into the account of the Hanoi Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF).

The sum was donated by members of the Hanoi's friendship association to support the fight against the ravaging pandemic.

Although it has only been established for six months, the charter and its executive board have already faced difficulties because of the pandemic but with high spirit, scientific working methods, members have enthusiastically responded to the call.

Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front's Hanoi Committee Nguyen Lan Huong highly appreciated the activities of the association, its members and those who are following and supporting the association.

According to NDO, Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Chu Ngoc Anh and Chairwoman of the city’s Fatherland Front Committee Nguyen Lan Huong have called on local organisations, businesses and people to donate to the city’s Covid-19 vaccination programme.

In a letter jointly issued on June 16, Anh and Huong said they want organizations, businesses and residents of Hanoi to share in the responsibility with the city by contributing money and resources for the procurement of Covid-19 vaccines.

This aims to help the city soon achieve herd immunity against the virus and bring life back to normal, the letter said.

Hanoi is scheduled to host a show called Hanoi joins hands to fight Covid-19 on June 19.

The number of cases since the fourth wave of the pandemic began on April 27 was 8,994. The capital has logged a total 736 cases of Covid-19 so far.

Vietnam makes world's first mask with Covid-killing ability According to research by from German, American and Indian laboratories, Vietnam's Wakamono masks are capable of killing 99% of some viruses, including nCoV

Vietnam’s agricultural product exports witness robust growth Despite complex Covid-19 developments, Vietnam’s agricultural product exports enjoyed robust growth in the first five months of 2021

Foreign students volunteer to Covid-19 frontline Unable to return to their home country, overseas students are performing good deeds in Vietnam