Pandemic woes add to ditched FIE rise 11:50 | 23/02/2021
The number of foreign investors fleeing from their responsibilities in Vietnam is likely to increase as more businesses go bankrupt due to the stretched economic effects of the pandemic.
Enterprises that make popular products for export have been at risk of collapse due to restrictions. Photo: Le Toan
On February 17, hundreds of workers of Chinaâs Delancey Street Furniture Vietnam Co., Ltd. in the southern province of Binh Duongâs Ben Cat district went to work as usual only to find that the company had shut down without notifying them. Nearly 350 workers became unemployed in an instant right after the national Lunar New Year holiday, following the companyâs dissolution decision.
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The ATM is seen broken after S. hammered it in Ben Cat Town, Binh Duong Province, Vietnam, December 10, 2020. Photo: B.S. / Tuoi Tre
A man has been arrested for breaking an ATM with a hammer after it dispensed the less amount of cash than that he had required during transactions in the southern province of Binh Duong.
The vandalism is being clarified, police in Binh Duong’s Ben Cat Town said on Friday.
According to preliminary information, S., the man in question, told the police he used his wife’s bankcard to withdraw money from a Sacombank ATM on DT741 Street in the town’s Hoa Loi Ward on Thursday morning.