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Vietnamese in Cyprus support host country fight against the coronavirus
06:00 | 28/04/2020
The Vietnamese community in the Cyprus has donated masks and food to help people in the city of Limassol to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Video: Vietnam, UK work together to find medicines for COVID-19 treatment and prevention
06:00 | 28/04/2020
The UK’s Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, in collaboration with Vietnam’s Ministry of Heath and Ho Chi Minh city Hospital for Tropical Diseases are conducting a study to assess the safety and effectiveness of chloroquine on COVID-19 treatment.
Hanoi restaurants install ‘mica barriers’ as COVID-19 prevention
06:00 | 28/04/2020
Restaurants in Hanoi have installed ‘mica barriers’ to limit contact among diners amid concerns over the COVID-19.
Vietnam helps repatriate over 180 stranded Russian tourists
22:33 | 27/04/2020
More than 180 Russian tourists stranded in Vietnam due to the COVID-19 repatriated on a special flight which took off from Cam Ranh International Airport in Khanh Hoa province on early Monday morning.
Vietnam achieves trade surplus of USD 12.4 billion with the US in Q1
09:05 | 27/04/2020
Vietnam’s export turnover to the US market in the first three months of 2020 reached USD15.95 million, up 19.9% over the same period last year and accounting for 25.5% of the country’s total value, according to the General Department of Vietnam Customs.
UK daily newspaper lauds Vietnam’s COVID-19 fight ‘an under-reported success story’
07:11 | 26/04/2020
Since April 23, Vietnam has started to lift the social distancing measures that still remain in many Southeast Asian countries, allowing daily life in major cities to slowly come back to normal, the UK Telegraph reported.
Vietnamese in Poland support front-line doctors at home in the fights against coronavirus
07:10 | 26/04/2020
The Vietnamese returning from Poland who have just finished their 14-day quarantine, on April 25 donate VND110 million (USD4695) to doctors at the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases.
Vietnam prepares to receive 10,000 citizens from abroad to return home
07:04 | 26/04/2020
With citizens protection policies, Vietnam is about to welcome nearly 10,000 citizens from abroad to return home.
Millions of made-in-Vietnam face masks arrive in Germany
08:06 | 25/04/2020
1.5 million made-in-Vietnam face masks have been shipped to Germany on Vietnam Airlines’ Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
Vietnam donates USD50,000 to WHO’s COVID-19 response fund
08:06 | 25/04/2020
Vietnam donates USD50,000 to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 response fund, with a desire to join hands with the world to fight against the pandemic.
British Ambassador thanks two Vietnamese children for donating masks to UK
08:05 | 25/04/2020
British Ambassador to Vietnam Gareth Ward has written a special thank-you letter to two secondary students in Hanoi for their donations of 20,000 mask to the UK government.
Foreign NGOs appreciate Vietnam’s COVID-19 prevention measures
15:18 | 24/04/2020
Despite its borders being very close to China, the Vietnamese Government has promptly implemented effective measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19, foreign NGOs praise in a joint letter to Vietnamese leadership.
Travel advice for British nationals in Vietnam during COVID-19
09:28 | 24/04/2020
British nationals should be alert to local variation of relaxation of social distancing measures, take a precautionary approach, and be ready to comply with local authorities, British Embassy Hanoi said.
Vietnam rejects ‘baseless’ accusation of support for hackers
22:28 | 23/04/2020
“Cyberattacks and threats to online security must be condemned and strictly punished accordance with the law” Foreign Affairs Ministry deputy spokesman Ngo Toan Thang said on Thursday.
Vietnam arranges 13 special flights to bring home stranded overseas citizens
10:03 | 23/04/2020
It is expected another 13 arranged-flights carried out by Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet and Bamboo will bring home stranded overseas Vietnamese, the Vietnam Aviation Civil Administration said Wednesday.
