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Employment fortunes mixed in first quarter across HCM City
While many workers in several industries in Ho Chi Minh City lost jobs in the first quarter amid the COVID-19 pandemic, recruitment demand in other fields rose.
New policies to take effect from May, 2020
Numerous new policies will take effect from May, 2020, including not using traffic violated vehicles and strict punishment for water resource violations.
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