Money can spread germs and bacteria, and amid the complicated developments of the novel corona virus Sars-CoV-2, many people have switched to cashless payments to protect them from unnecessary contact with contaminated money.
‘Vietnam has, within our capacity, shared information and experience, and provided medical supplies and equipment to other countries despite our own constraints.’ Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc stated in a message to the virtual conference of Health Ministers of the WHO Western Pacific Region themed ‘Stand in Solidarity to combat Covid-19’ on April 8.
Crowded places pose a danger at the moment as they can be a source of infection for COVID-19 at a time when the epidemic is developing complicatedly. As a result, many people have chosen to do creative exercises at home instead of going to the gym.
In order to reduce difficulties for medical workers at the moment, lecturers at the Da Nang University of Science and Technology have invented robot helpers to work in hospitals. The use of robots is expected to minimize exposure of medical workers to suspected Covid-19 patients.
Recently, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum has introduced a painting portraying Labor hero, doctor Pham Ngoc Thach, who has much devotion to the nation’s healthcare as a way to pay tribute to doctors and medical workers across the country who are working day and night to save life for people.
The pandemic is threatening the entire human race. Practicing physical distanciing is what we need to do to protect every individual, our beloved families and the whole society.
The State Bank of Vietnam has been taking measures to support economic growth, including a 0.25% cut to the ceiling interest rate, prompting many banks to lower their saving rates. Still, many people with idle money are depositing in banks.
Amid the complicated developments of COVID-19 with the number of new cases and fatalities surging, ASEAN countries have been taking measures to mitigate the outbreak.
