Society

Health ministry asked to quickly adjust entry regulations

Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has asked the Ministry of Health to quickly adjust entry regulations, making them match the latest situation.
Health ministry asked to quickly adjust entry regulations ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Deputy Prime Minister Vu DucDam has asked the Ministry of Health to quickly adjust entry regulations, makingthem match the latest situation.

Such adjustments should be sent to the Ministry ofCulture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) before March 15 for perfection and announcement,the Deputy PM requested in a document.

He also urged ministries, agencies and localities to coordinatewith the MCST to safely and effectively launch tourism activities, which, henoted, should be convenient for tourists.

Under Resolution No. 25/NQ-CP dated March 7, 2022, theGovernment assigned the health ministry to review pandemic risk levels andregulations towards COVID-19 cases and those who have close contact with themfor timely adjustments.

The Government also suggested the ministry learn frominternational experience to take appropriate, effective measures to return to normal,with COVID-19 considered an endemic disease./.
VNA
#COVID-19 #Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam #entry regulations #Ministry of Culture #Sports and Tourism #Vietnam #VietnamPlus #Vietnam news
Follow VietnamPlus

Related News

See more

Voters study information of candidates to the 16th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels in the 2026-2031 tenure. (Photo published by VNA)

K’Ho ethnic minority group in Lam Dong province looks forward to Election Day

Lac Duong commune is a remote locality largely inhabited by the K’Ho ethnic minority in Lam Dong. The commune has 15 villages with more than 14,000 residents in 3,119 households and 8,799 registered voters. Given that residents live scattered along National Highway 27C and that the area’s mountainous terrain makes travel difficult, local authorities have prepared plans to organise the election smoothly.

Officers of the Vietnam Coast Guard Region 2 Command step up communications efforts to encourage fishermen to comply with anti-IUU fishing regulations. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam Coast Guard Region 2 intensifies efforts to help remove IUU fishing “yellow card”

According to Colonel Truong Ba Long, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Vietnam Coast Guard Region 2 Command, the close integration of efforts to combat IUU fishing with routine patrol and control activities to safeguard maritime sovereignty, prevent smuggling and trade fraud, fight drug-related crimes, and conduct search and rescue operations constitutes a regular task of the unit.

Vietnamese women affirm growing role in national economy

Vietnamese women affirm growing role in national economy

Vietnamese women have long been an indispensable force in the country’s socio-economic development. Today, they are present across a wide spectrum of economic activities, from production, trade and small-scale services to innovative start-ups, collective economic development, the digital economy, green growth, the circular economy and financial inclusion.

Yellow metal suspected to be gold is confiscated (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi customs seize suspected gold smuggled by four passengers at Noi Bai airport

The inspection revealed that passenger P.T.H. had concealed 10 pieces of the metal, weighing about 5 kg, inside her bra and underwear. Passenger V.T.M. hid five pieces totalking roughly 1.1 kg beneath underwear. Passenger N.V.L. concealed nine pieces amounting to around 3.5 kg, while passenger C.S.M.H. hid seven pieces weighing some 2.7 kg under underwear and on the wrist.

The police force of Hua Bum commune is educating locals about the significance of Election Day as well as the rights and responsibilities of citizens. (Photo: VNA)

Border highland commune ready for general election

Communications efforts have gone beyond visual campaigns, being integrated into village meetings, Party cell activities and mass organisations, helping voters better understand their rights and responsibilities.