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Workers in southern industrial zones back to work

Most of the businesses located in industrial zones in southern Dong Nai province, which had to temporarily shut down due to recent disturbances, resumed their operations on May 19.
Most of the businesses located in industrial zones in southern Dong Naiprovince, which had to temporarily shut down due to recent disturbances,resumed their operations on May 19.

Earlier onMay 13, bad individuals used demonstrations against China’s illegalplacement of its Haiyang Shiyou-981 drilling rig in Vietnam’s exclusiveeconomic zone to incite industry workers to violence, triggering socialdisorder.

The incidents prompted all Chinese- and Taiwanese-invested companies in the locality to halt their activities.

Local authorities have quickly responded by publicising widely Partyand State policies on sovereignty defence so that most of the workerswent back to work, according to deputy head of the province’s industrialzones management board Mai Van Nhon.

Chairmanof the provincial Labour Confederation Huynh Tan Kiet said that duringthe disturbances, many workers showed their high responsibility byjoining their employers to protect their companies and oppose theextremist acts.

Also on May 19, almost all enterprises in the southern provinces of Binh Duong and Binh Phuoc also resumed their operations.-VNA
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