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COVID-19 caregiving service in high demand amid surging infections in Hanoi
The service costs about VND1-2 million (US$44-88) a day
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Vietnam stops conducting rapid COVID-19 tests on int’l passengers
Airlines had complained about the disadvantages of the requirement since its introduction at the beginning of this year
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Artist paints murals on house to raise awareness of COVID-19 prevention in Hanoi
He drew the virus, vaccine, and earth on the exterior walls of a house
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Ho Chi Minh City mulls over home quarantine for entrants with mild COVID-19 illness
Most of arrivals wish to be quarantined at home or clinics at their choice
Vietnam stops conducting rapid COVID-19 tests on int’l passengers
Airlines had complained about the disadvantages of the requirement since its introduction at the beginning of this year
Asia Coffee — Tepid trade in Vietnam ahead of holiday, scarce supplies in Indonesia
Vietnam coffee prices edged down amid dull trade ahead of the week-long Lunar New Year holiday
Vietnam’s Dong Nai Province resumes entertainment services amid COVID-19 slowdown
Dong Nai has been categorized as a 'green zone'
Congestion occurs at Ho Chi Minh City gateways as Tet begins
This weekend is expected to see a slew of people leaving Ho Chi Minh City for their hometowns to celebrate Tet
Boy, man fall from high-rises to deaths in Hanoi
The two separate cases happened in one same ward
Vietnam officially out of World Cup after 0-4 loss to Australia
With another loss, Vietnam have no chance left to qualify for the 2022 World Cup
Vietnam enter Women’s Asian Cup quarterfinals after Myanmar draw
Vietnam came from behind twice to salvage a point and finish third in their group
Vietnam’s petroleum traders struggling with supply shortage, losses
Thanh Hoa Province-based Nghi Son Refinery and Petrochemical suddenly reduced their market supply
Australia beat Thailand to set up quarter-final with South Korea at Women's Asian Cup
The Matildas finished the group stage with nine points
