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The Hanoitimes - Repatriated Vietnamese nationals are people under 18, elderly, of poor health condition, and of special cases. Vietnam Airlines, the national flag carrier, on April 15 brought nearly 100 Vietnamese citizens home after flying more than 100 people of British, Irish and other nationalities to the UK. Vietnam Airlines' crew on a flight repatriating Vietnamese citizens. Photo: Vietnam Airlines The airline also carried 2.5 tons of airfreight consisting 140,000 facemasks and other medical supplies gifted by the Vietnamese government and people to aid the UK in combating Covid-19. The Vietnamese people on the flight back to their home country included students under 18 years of age, elderly people, and those facing hardships. The plane landed on Van Don airport in the northern province of Quang Ninh, and the repatriated people were taken to quarantine facilities and put under medical check. Medical supplies to the UK gifted by Vietnam. Photo: Vietnam Airlines The British Embassy in Cambodia, the Irish Embassy in Vietnam, relevant local authorities, and especially Vietnam Airlines had tried their best to make the flight possible, according to the British Embassy in Vietnam. Under the request by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Vietnamese diplomatic missions have been trying to repatriate Vietnamese citizens who are stranded abroad with the priority given to people under 18, the elderly, the sick, and those of special cases. The repatriation is required to meet the quarantine capacity domestically. Inside the flight bringing Vietnamese home. Photo: Vietnam Airlines Vietnam Airlines said this is the sixth flight bringing Vietnamese citizens home, but gave no details of timeline. Speaking at an online press conference on April 9, Spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang of the Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Vietnam always creates favorable conditions for foreign diplomatic …

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According to the MoU, Pharmacity will become a partner in the customer care network of Hanwha Life. Customers of Hanwha Life Vietnam will be able to access the benefits provided from this collaboration as well as experience policy owner services such as premium payments at the system of over 500 drugstores of Pharmacity nationwide via payment service providers like Payoo, Momo, and VNPay. About 450 staff members and 44,000 agents of Hanwha Life will be the recipients of the incentives of Pharmacity. The MoU with Pharmacity also aims to realise Hanwha Life’s mission to build a comprehensive life solution for customers in Vietnam As a life insurance company pioneering co-operating with a leading healthcare partner, Im Dong Jun, CEO cum chairman of the Member Council of Hanwha Life Vietnam, said, “Healthcare is an essential part of our business, considering its nature. Particularly in the context of the pandemic, human health has become a great concern for most people and the whole society. With a hope to bring more benefits and healthcare services to customers to improve their quality of life, Hanwha Life Vietnam has tried to intensify its co-operation with reliable healthcare partners, including Pharmacity.” In 2021, Hanwha Life continues to strive to become the most reliable life insurance company and aims to bring optimal life solutions to customers. “I believe that this mutual endeavour will create a more comprehensive healthcare service to the customers of both parties. Pharmacity’s customers will be able to access Hanwha Life’s financial protection solutions, whereas Hanwha Life’s customers, staff members, and agents will have access to medicines and better healthcare services from Pharmacity. To make this happen in a more customer-friendly environment, Hanwha Life and Pharmacity will continue to further collaborate to integrate its customer service platforms,” added Im Dong Jun. Chris Blank, CEO of Pharmacity, said, “We are glad …

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The index started off in the green before dipping by nearly 28 points starting at around 10.40 a.m. while a slight recovery in the afternoon was unable to bring it back to the starting point. It closed with a 18.43-point drop, ending a chain of five consecutive gaining sessions. Trading value on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE), on which the index is based, rose 9.8 percent to VND16.8 trillion ($728.4 million), the highest since February 1. The bourse saw 95 stocks gain and 362 lose. Many investors reported overloads on the bourse even in the morning. There were times when buy orders were delayed for two or three minutes, they said. The VN30 basket, comprising the 30 largest capped stocks on the HoSE, saw 29 stocks in the red. VIC of biggest conglomerate Vingroup was the only ticker with no price change at VND106,900. Losing blue chips were led by TCH of real estate company Hoang Huy Investment Financial Services JSC, down 4.2 percent, and SSI of SSI Securities Corporation, down 4 percent. They were followed by five banks, including TPB of private TPBank, down 3.7 percent, STB of Ho Chi Minh City-based lender Sacombank, down 3.4 percent and TCB of the largest private lender Techcombank, down 3.2 percent. Foreign investors were net sellers for the 10th session in a row to the tune of VND229.6 billion, with the strongest pressure on VNM of dairy giant Vinamilk, VIC and VCB of state-owned lender Vietcombank. The HNX-Index for stocks on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, home to mid and small caps, gained 0.66 percent, while the UPCoM-Index for stocks on the Unlisted Public Companies Market fell 0.18 percent. …

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