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Dat Xanh Group earns profit of over VND531 billion in Q1 In the first quarter of 2021, Dat Xanh Group (DXG)’s largest source of revenue came from selling land lots and apartments, with the value of VND2.167 trillion, some 95 times higher than the figure posted in the same period last year. Positive signals on the real estate market, coupled with the group’s great strides, helped DXG achieve its impressive business targets in the first quarter of the year, according to a representative of the group. During the three-month period, its net revenue skyrocketed by 400% year-on-year at over VND2.975 trillion, mainly from the handover of products at property projects invested by DXG. As many as 473 products at the Gem Sky World project in Dong Nai Province’s Long Thanh District and 374 others at the Opal Boulevard project in Binh Duong Province’s Di An City were handed over to buyers. Besides, positive development of the property market lent support to the group’s business and service operations, contributing to its revenue growth. The Opal Boulevard project invested by Dat Xanh Group in Di An City, Binh Duong Province is about to be handed over to customers. The sale of real estate products generated high revenue for Dat Xanh Group. Specifically, as of the end of the first quarter of 2021, the cash balance had soared by over 31% against that seen in late 2020, at VND2.337 trillion, or US$100 million. Apart from this, Dat Xanh Group launched the initial public offering (IPO) of its subsidiary, Dat Xanh Services - DXS, which specializes in property services. This was considered a big deal as the firm was set to offer 71.66 million shares worth some VND2.3 trillion. The DXS shares will be listed on the Hochiminh Stock Exchange on May 17, for debut trading on May 24. As such, DXG will earn huge amounts of cash in May. The short-term receivables surged by 54% from VND1.348 trillion to VND2.077 trillion, which was a good sign for the group’s …

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The National Assembly Standing Committee yesterday morning decided to approve the establishment and adjustment of the administrative boundary of Hanoi City and three provinces of Thanh Hoa, Dong Nai and Tuyen Quang at the 55th session. National Assembly vice chairman Nguyen Khac Dinh chaired the session yesterday. The session was chaired by National Assembly vice chairman Nguyen Khac Dinh. Reporting at the session, Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra said based on recommendations of the People’s Committee of Hanoi, Thanh Hoa, Dong Nai and Tuyen Quang, the Government sent a proposal to the NA Standing Committee to adjust the administrative boundary of eight residential groups in Bac Nghia Tan Area, from Co Nhue 1 Ward of Bac Tu Liem District to Nghia Tan Ward of Cau Giay District. The Government also proposed to move the administrative boundary of the residential group No 28 from My Dinh 2 Ward of Nam Tu Liem District to Mai Dich Ward, Cau Giay District. The move aimed to fix shortcomings in administrative management, ensuring compliance with legal regulations after obtaining consensus of the people in the area, she said. For Thanh Hoa Province, the Government submitted to upgrade two communes of Quy Loc and Yen Lam in Thanh Hoa Province’s Yen Dinh District to Quy Loc Town and Yen Lam Town. The two towns were already planned to become centres of services, commerce, industry and construction materials combined with developing a supporting service for the local stone carving craft, she said. The two communes belong to an important traffic hub that could promote socio-economic development in the north-west of Yen Dinh District with neighbouring districts. For Dong Nai Province, the Government proposed to upgrade Long Giao Commune of Dong Nai Province’s Cam My District to Long Giao Town because the commune is now located in the centre of the district. It is a junction connecting arterial roads in the region as well as the centre …

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More cases linked with hospital’s COVID-19 cluster detected Nine cases of COVID-19 associated with the pandemic cluster at the Hanoi-based National Hospital for Tropical Diseases were reported on May 6 morning. Of the latest infections, two are relatives of patients being treated at the hospital, the city’s Centre for Disease Control (CDC) said. On the day, the health department of northern Thai Binh province also reported five new cases linked with the hospital’s pandemic cluster. Thai Binh has decided to impose social distancing across the province from 12:00 on May 6, and activate anti-COVID-19 groups. The two other cases were recorded in the northern province of Hung Yen. The localities have quickly conducted contract tracing and rolled out measures to seal off pandemic-hit areas. Located in Hanoi’s outlying district of Dong Anh, the hospital was the frontline facility in the COVID-19 fight. On May 4, a doctor of the hospital was confirmed positive for the coronavirus./. Vietnam prioritises safety for people amid COVID-19 The Ministry of Health will join hands with relevant ministries and sectors to study and recommend the Government the suitable time to apply vaccine passports, with safety for locals being the overriding priority, said Deputy Minister Tran Van Thuan. Vaccine passport only proves its efficacy until herd immunity is reached, which means around 70 percent of the Vietnamese population get vaccinated, Health Deputy Minister Thuan said at the Government’s press conference on May 5. Currently, no vaccines show 100 percent protection against the SARS-CoV-2 variants, he said, highlighting competent authorities must have meticulous consideration before carrying out the vaccine passport. Besides COVID-19 inoculation, Thuan stressed that implementation of the Ministry of Health’s 5K message: Khau trang (facemask), Khu khuan (disinfection), Khoang cach (distance), Khong tu tap (no gathering) and Khai bao y te (health declaration) …

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