NA leader inspects election works in Hanoi, Hai Duong National Assembly Chairman and Chairman of the National Election Council Vuong Dinh Hue on May 23 inspected election works in Dong Anh outlying district of Hanoi, and Kinh Mon town in the northern province of Hai Duong.
In Dong Anh, Hue had an online meeting with doctors and medical workers of the National Hospital of Tropical Diseases – the front line in the COVID-19 fight.
Director of the Health Ministry’s Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Luong Ngoc Khue said that to serve voters who are being quarantined and treated at the hospital, ballot boxes have been brought to each quarantine room to help them exercise their citizen rights as regulated by the Constitution and law.
Saturday, February 06, 2021, 09:04 GMT+7
A photo taken on Bui Vien Street in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1 at around 9pm on February 4, 2021. Photo: Nhat Thinh/ Tuoi Tre
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Wednesday, February 03, 2021, 18:18 GMT+7
A screenshot shows an unconscious medical worker taken to the hospital by police officers in Vietnam.
Overworked due to a large influx of COVID-19 tests, a health worker passed out from exhaustion while on the job in northern Hai Duong Province, a new epidemic outbreak site in Vietnam.
On Tuesday, images of a female medical worker being hospitalized after fainting on duty in Pham Thai Ward of Hai Duong’s Kinh Mon Town emerged on social media.
According to the image caption on Facebook, the health worker was immediately taken to the hospital by nearby police officers.
Hai Duong locals up in arms over new JAKS power plant 10:00 | 24/12/2020
Amid accusations from local people of dust invasions, environmental pollution, and signs of natural resource exploitation, the Hai Duong coal-fired thermal plant from Malaysian group JAKS could face penalties if the result of an environmental monitoring investigation falls on the side of at-risk locals.
Testing activities at the Hai Duong thermal power plant have ramped up concerns for people nearby, who may have to be relocated entirely
After the long-delayed 1,200MW Hai Duong thermal power plant, funded by Malaysiaâs JAKS Resources Bhd, set a trial run for its second unit and received confirmation from Vietnamese authorities that the first unit could commence operations on November 24, a series of troubles immediately flared up revolving around its negative environmental effects.