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More stranded Vietnamese citizens repatriated from northern Myanmar

Nearly 400 Vietnamese citizens stranded in northern Myanmar due to the armed conflict there were repatriated on December 30 morning.
More stranded Vietnamese citizens repatriated from northern Myanmar ảnh 1Vietnamese citizens return from Myanmar. (Photo: VNA) 
Hanoi (VNA) – Nearly 400 Vietnamesecitizens stranded in northern Myanmar due to the armed conflict there wererepatriated on December 30 morning.

The repatriation effort was a collaborativeundertaking between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), competent agenciesat home and Vietnamese representative offices in the region.

This was the second repatriation following the firstfrom December 4-6, raising the total number of Vietnamese citizens brought hometo nearly 1,400, with the entire cost of repatriation covered by theGovernment.

Vietnam has also helped a Nepali citizen to evacuate from Myanmar.

As the conflict is still developing complicatedly inMyanmar, the ministry has advised citizens to avoid these areas and follow theinstructions of the Vietnamese Embassy in Myanmar and local competent agencies.

It warned again that Vietnamese citizens should becautious about job scams in which swindlers promise them a “well-paid but easyjob” in foreign countries, mostly without any qualifications or degreerequired.

In case of emergency, Vietnamese citizens in Myanmarcan phone the Vietnamese Embassy in Myanmar via its citizen protection hotline959660888998; or the MoFA’s Consular Department via the citizen protectionswitchboard 84 981 84 84 84, 84 965 41 11 18, or email baohocongdan@gmail.com./.
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