Vietnam PM calls for study on reopening of airports


HANOI (Vietnam News/ANN): Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc on Wednesday (March 17) asked ministries to study reopening international flight routes as well as prepare for the use of 'vaccine passports' and controlled international trade.

Speaking at an online Government meeting with national and local steering committees for Covid-19 prevention and control, PM Phúc said Vietnam had correctly identified the danger level of the pandemic and activated the national disease prevention system in time, offering solutions suitable to the capacity of the country.

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