Experts say some four million men in Vietnam will have no chance of getting married by 2050 if the current imbalance in the nation’s sex ratio persists.
VNA
Gender imbalance poses threat to Vietnamese men
Experts say some four million men in Vietnam will have no chance of getting married by 2050 if the current imbalance in the nation’s sex ratio persists.
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