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People working in customer contact positions should wear masks properly, limit handshakes and keep a distance of about one metre when in contact with customers. People should not enter service areas if they show signs of fever or cough, difficulty breathing, fatigue or are in home quarantine following the request of health authorities. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS JANUARY 21

Two other flights from HCMC and one from Central Highlands’ Pleiku City had to be diverted to Da Nang International Airport, with another from Buon Ma Thuot in the Central Highlands sent to Tho Xuan Airport, representatives confirmed. … [Read more...] about Stray dog delays landing at central Vietnam airport

Nguyen Ngoc Khanh swims in the Hong River in Hanoi. Photo: N. Khanh / Tuoi Tre Enlisting three other men and one woman from his swimming club, Khanh formed a team of five and began hosting long-distance swim training sessions two to three times a week, during which the group would run 10km and swim 10km together. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese amateur athletes swim from Hanoi to ocean’s edge

With half of the staff hired from the local upland area, this resort not only contributes significantly to preserving and widely introducing the colourful northwest traditional culture, but also makes Fansipan and Sa Pa change dramatically by launching a series of artistic and cultural tourism works and products, constantly upgrading and innovating, turning the deserted and barren area at the foot of Fansipan Mountain into a valley of flowers with enchanting scenery. … [Read more...] about Sun World: The perfect combination of top entertainment and world culture

Three of his oldest daughters had to drop out of school very early and are also poor. Only his youngest daughter was able to graduate high school. For the past three years, his condition has worsened, his limbs have curved up and become stiff so one of his friends help take him to his lotto stall every day. But recently, Thang mostly stays home as it's getting harder and harder for him to move around. Thang said he only wished for an electric wheelchair to be able to work more. "I live on a monthly allowance for disabled people. The locality authorities gave me a wheelchair before but I was too weak to even push the wheels myself for too long so I gave it to another person in need," he said. He went on to say that he dreams of having an electric wheelchair. But the VND20m cost is too expensive. He wants to go out to work more to save money for his daughter's studies. "She wants to keep studying. I know she has cried about it," he said. If you can help please donate through: … [Read more...] about Dak Lak man dreams of electric wheelchair