Vietnamese determined not to let attacks affect their lives


Strength in numbers: Asians attending a Stop Asian Hate rally at Times Square in New York City. — Reuters

VIETNAMESE nationals living in the United States say although they are concerned about the increase in attacks on Asians, they are doing their best to maintain normality.

On Wednesday, politicians in America voted on a plan to advance legislation to strengthen federal efforts to address hate crimes directed at Asian-Americans.

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