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A Vietnamese man has been caught clinging onto a foam float to swim from the COVID-19 epicenter of Hai Duong Province to Hai Phong City in northern Vietnam, instead of traveling through control points. The Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control in Hai Phong on Monday said that the case was discovered by police in Dai Ban Commune, An Duong District and a task force of Van Tien Village during a patrol session on Sunday. Accordingly, Truong Van Luan, a 43-year-old man dwelling in Minh Hoa Ward in Kinh Mon Town, Hai Duong, swam with the support of a foam float on the Lach Tray River to enter Van Tien Village in Dai Ban Commune. When he reached the riverside in Van Tien Village, he was immediately caught and taken to the local medical center for health declaration. After checking Luan’s personal information and health status, police in Dai Ban Commune booked the case and escorted him to the bordering area between Hai Phong and Hai Duong to return him to the latter province. Hai Duong is currently Vietnam’s COVID-19 epicenter with 676 cases having been documented since January 27. People traveling to and from Hai Duong are requested to make entrance via control points for medical declaration. Vietnam had gone nearly two months logging zero domestic cases before it detected the first one on January 27 and confirmed it one day later, according to the health ministry’s data. A total of 868 community-based cases have been confirmed in 13 provinces and cities since then, making it the most serious wave to have struck Vietnam after the first-ever COVID-19 patient was announced in the country on January 23, 2020. Hai Phong has registered four COVID-19 patients in this new wave. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to get the latest news about Vietnam! …

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Finance Ministry sounds warning over illegal cryptocurrency exchanges The Saigon Times An individual holds up a visual representation of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. The Ministry of Finance has warned the public about cryptocurrency platforms – PHOTO: VNA HCMC – The Ministry of Finance has warned the public about cryptocurrency platforms founded by individuals and organizations at home and abroad with unidentified legal representatives. Cybercrime associated with cryptocurrency businesses over the years has emerged increasingly complicated, with numerous sophisticated scams. Recently, the police of Danang City issued a warning about a new trick being used by cybercriminals, wherein these suspects instructed local residents to visit the App Store and CH Play to download stock exchange mobile apps to make an investment. Commenting on the issue, the ministry said today, March 2, that the State Securities Commission has been teaming up with the police to tackle similar cases linked to cryptocurrencies and securities in many localities nationwide. The forces discovered that cryptocurrency trading platforms were operating more frequently, such as the Rforex exchange via the website www.rforex.com in Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District or the Emrfx exchange at www.emrfx.com in the north-central province of Nghe An. The ministry added that only the Hochiminh Stock Exchange and the Hanoi Stock Exchange were allowed to operate stock trading activities in Vietnam. According to the Law on Securities, virtual currency is not considered a security. Vietnam currently has no legal frameworks adjusting the issuance and trading of virtual currencies and properties and has yet to license any unit to monitor the issuance and trading of virtual currencies and properties, said a Finance Ministry representative. The ministry had established a research team on virtual currencies and properties, aimed at conducting researching activities and suggesting management policies …

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This is an activity to promote information dissemination on the basic contents of the Resolution of the 13th National Party Congress, contributing to bringing the Resolution to life; while at the same time discovering and praising exemplary ways in the organisation of the implementation of the Party’s Resolution. “"Bringing the Party's Resolution to Life” is a contest for reporters, editors and collaborators whose works reflect the implementation of the 13th National Party Congress broadcast on VOV or on radio and television stations in provinces and cities across the country. All entries must be submitted no later than September 30, 2021. Meanwhile, “The Party in my life” is a multiple-choice and essay contest, open to all Vietnamese individuals living at home and abroad, and for foreigners living and working in Vietnam. The contest will start from March 1 to July 31, 2021. There are 13 questions, including 12 multiple choice questions and an essay question, with a focus on learning the basic contents of the Resolution of the 13th National Party Congress. On the same day, the VOV also organised a virtual information training workshop on the results of the 13th National Party Congress for more than 200 officials, reporters and editors of VOV and more than 20 radio and television stations in the North. …

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