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Update: July, 15/2021 - 08:00 |   Workers at the Alta Group live temporarily in tents to ensure safety while maintaining production. Photo tuoitre.vn   Workers at medical equipment manufacturer Nipro Vietnam at Sai Gon Hi-Tech Park undergo COVID-19 testing. Photo amp.vnexpress.net HCM CITY – When HCM City went into lockdown under Government Directive 16 on July 9, many businesses and manufacturers prepared plans to set up temporary accommodations for their workers to avoid the spread of coronavirus and maintain production. Hoàng Minh...

Three people were wounded in separate incidents of firing on Saturday.According to the Saeedabad police, a man was injured in a firing incident in Baldia Town’s Sector 9A. Rescuers transported...

Jun 5, 2021 KARACHI: CCTV footage has unfolded as to how a building of a factory located at export processing zone in Karachi caved in, resulting in the death of a labourer and injuries to others, ARY NEWS reported. The footage has negated an earlier claim that the incident occurred after a speeding container rammed into the building of a factory in the export processing zone. It shows that the building collapsed owing to overloading as the container could be seen parked out the factory’s premises. The second floor of the factory collapsed while uploading a shipment as the video showed labo...

THE STANDARD EASTERN Shantel Nzembi. Shantel Nzembi was found dead and her body put in a gunny bag at Kitengela. Isinya Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officer Jeremiah Dubai said detectives arrested a middle-aged man who is a bodaboda operator at a bus stage following intelligence reports and testimonies from eyewitnesses. He said detectives are now interested in pursuing the prime suspect, a woman who is also believed to be part of the gang that abducted Shantel, a Grade 2 pupil. KEEP READING "We have made progress in this matter, following the arrest of one suspect whom we b...

Namibia Press & Tool Company, the last surviving Export Processing Zone (EPZ) company in Walvis Bay, will close down at the end of the year. Two well-informed sources confirmed this to Namib Times this week, adding the company opts to relocate to another country, as Namibia’s current EPZ tax-regime comes to an end in 2025. “As an EPZ company we don’t pay import or export duties, neither income tax. However, the uncertainty around what to expect beyond 2025 makes it more viable to rather act now, and relocate operations to another country to keep certainty in the equation”, the newspap...