Inside a shopping mall in the capital Kuala Lumpur, June 1. (Photo: Reuters) The Malaysian Government’s strategy to bring the country out of the Covid-19 crisis consists of four stages and specific criteria. Accept economic damage to flatten the epidemic curve Malaysia began implementing a nationwide blockade order from June 1, after the number of daily cases exceeded 9,000 cases and put tremendous pressure on the health system. Restrictive measures will be extended until June 28. In a televised speech on June 15, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that the nationwide blockade order had helped Malaysia “flatten the curve” of the epidemic and avoid falling into a tragedy. During the lockdown, the Malaysian economy suffered about one billion ringgit a day (about $243 million). Most businesses have to close, except for some essential service and economic sectors. However, Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that “light will be at the end of the tunnel” when it comes to speeding up vaccinations. Yassin announced the recovery plan as the number of Covid-19 cases in Malaysia continues to decline and an additional 16 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine have been secured to the country by the end of July. National Recovery Plan in four phases Prime Minister Yassin announced a four-stage National Recovery Plan with three specific indicators to use as a basis for deciding whether to lift restrictions and if so, when. Each phase will be implemented based on the average number of cases per day, the capacity of the public health system and the population vaccination rate. Malaysia is in phase one of this plan. The number of new Covid-19 cases in the country remains high, the public health system is in a very critical situation, the vaccination rate is low, and the nationwide movement control order is in effect. In stages, restrictions on economic activities and the social sector will be further eased. The nationwide movement control order took effect from June 11. (Photo: AP) Malaysia will move to phase two of the plan if the daily number of new cases falls below 4,000 cases per day, the vaccination rate reaches 10%, and the intensive care units operate at “moderate” capacity. If in phase one, only essential services are allowed to operate, all fields and social activities are banned, then in phase two, there will be some more economic sectors such as manufacturing industry The output is allowed to operate up to 80% capacity. However, social activities and interstate travel are still not allowed. The government wants to bring the country into phase two as early as next July. Malaysia will enter phase three when the daily number of cases falls below 2,000 cases per day, the health care system operates in a more comfortable state and at least 40% of the population receives two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine- 19. All economic sectors will be allowed to operate, except for those considered high risk such as at nightclubs, pubs, event centers, spas and beauty salons. “All economic sectors will be operating at 80% capacity, similar to the second phase. And social activities such as education and some sports activities may resume in stages,” Yassin said. He expressed hope that Malaysia will move to phase three as early as the end of August. The fourth phase will take place when the daily number of cases is less than 500 cases/day, the health system and intensive care beds operate at a safe level, at least 60% of the population is fully vaccinated. “Based on the predictions of the National Covid-19 Vaccination Plan, this transition is expected to be implemented as early as October 2021,” Prime Minister Yassin said. At that time, all economic sectors will be back to work, more social restrictions will be lifted and interstate travel and domestic travel will be resumed. To date, Malaysia has recorded more than 667,876 cases of Covid-19, of which more than 4,000 have died and nearly 594 thousand have completely recovered. Malaysia recorded more than 5,000 new cases on almost all days from May 19 to now. Currently, Malaysia ranks third in Southeast Asia, after Indonesia and the Philippines, in the number of Covid-19 cases.

Medical staff directly involved in the prevention of COVID-19 at Thanh Nhan Hospital are vaccinated against COVID-19. (Photo: Minh Quyet/VNA) Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam agreed with the proposal of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City on the purchase, import vaccines prevent COVID-19 and require the organization of implementation and communication to avoid the situation of buying and selling vaccines, pushing up the price of vaccines. Regarding the implementation of vaccination against COVID-19, the Government has issued Resolution No. 21/NQ-CP dated February 26, 2021, which contains content on encouraging eligible units to organize voluntary vaccination. to organizations and individuals that require. The Ministry of Health is responsible for licensing, testing and quality control of vaccines according to regulations; direct and guide the vaccination according to the required schedule, ensuring safety and effectiveness. Before that, the People’s Committee Ho Chi Minh City submitted a report to the Prime Minister stating that, at present, Ho Chi Minh City has over 7.2 million people aged 18 years and over; there are over 1.6 million workers and workers working at enterprises and corporations in industrial parks. However, up to now, Ho Chi Minh City has only received 140,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and deployed the first dose of vaccination to more than 64,000 people, more than 10,000 people injected with two doses. To achieve the goal of herd immunity with over 70% of the population in Ho Chi Minh City being vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible, purchasing a vaccine against COVID-19 is an urgent matter. The People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City proposed to the Prime Minister to allow businesses in the city to actively negotiate to source vaccines from reputable manufacturers and distributors in the world, imported import or hire businesses with functions to import vaccines against COVID-19 come back Vietnam. After the vaccine is licensed by the Ministry of Health, imported to Vietnam and quarantined to ensure quality, the Prime Minister is requested to allow businesses to sign contracts to hire units with the function of vaccination to deploy. vaccination for all officers and employees of the enterprise on the principle of ensuring safety, quality and service prices. vaccination under the contract agreed between the enterprise and the vaccination unit. The account receives donations for the COVID-19 Vaccine Fund.

Introduce the concept of digital government for the first time Digital government is essentially e-government, with changes in approach and implementation thanks to the development of digital technology. Therefore, when we say that developing digital government means developing e-government, digital government includes e-government. Illustration E-Government, in simple terms, is the “four Nos”, capable of meeting face-to-face, processing paperless documents, handling contactless administrative procedures and making non-cash payments. Digital government is e-government, adding “four Yess”, having all safe actions in the digital environment, being able to provide new services quickly, having the ability to use resources optimally, and being able to ability to create development, lead the country’s digital transformation, effectively solve major problems in socio-economic development and management. The strategic vision is to raise a high flag The vision is that Vietnam has a high level of e-government and digital government development index in the world, belongs to the top 50 leading countries by 2025, and belongs to the top 30 countries by 2030 according to the ranking of the World Bank. United Nations. Raise a high flag, which means a big mission and goal, to gather forces and attract talents both at home and abroad to join. When Vietnamese people join hands and unite, difficulties and challenges will become smaller. For the first time, localities will develop plans to secure annual funding from the state budget for digital government, striving for a higher spending rate than the world average. Countries currently spend about 1-2% of total state budget spending on digital government, in particular, some countries such as Singapore and South Korea spend a higher percentage. Strategic thinking is fast action In the fourth industrial revolution, countries that pioneer, go ahead and act quickly will have the opportunity to develop breakthroughs. In other words, in the digital age, it is not the big fish that eat the small fish, but the fast fish that swallow the slow fish. The strategy sets out the basic goal of completing e-government development targets by 2021 and forming a digital government by 2025. Breakthrough solution is to use open platform and orientation The digital platform is identified as a breakthrough solution to promote faster digital government development, reduce costs, and increase efficiency. The platform was created by excellent digital technology businesses, allowing agencies, organizations and individuals to use it as a service instead of having to invest and operate it themselves. Open orientation for people, businesses and other organizations to appropriately participate in the activities of state agencies, interact with state agencies to jointly enhance transparency, improve service quality, and solve problems and jointly create value for society. Not only serving people, businesses and society As before, usually, developing e-government sets the goal of better serving people, businesses and society. This strategy also aims to equip working tools so that cadres, civil servants and public employees can best perform their tasks, that is, virtual assistants or platforms for working and collaborating on the environment. number.

The decision clearly states, developing a digital government that has all safe operations in the digital environment, has a redesigned operating model and operates based on data and digital technology, to be able to provide services. better service, make more timely decisions, issue better policies, use resources more optimally, create development, lead the country’s digital transformation, effectively solve major problems in the world. socio-economic development and management. Develop a comprehensive and comprehensive digital government, promote the achieved results, focus resources, mobilize the participation of the whole political system, have solutions and ways to do breakthroughs and differences. , to basically complete the e-Government development targets by 2021 and form a digital government by 2025. Open orientation for people, businesses and other organizations to appropriately participate in the activities of state agencies, interact with state agencies to jointly enhance transparency, improve service quality, and solve problems and jointly create value for society. Data is the new resource. State agencies open data and provide open data for the development of digital government, digital economy and digital society. State agencies connect and share data so that people only have to declare and provide data once to state agencies and essential public service providers. Platforms are breakthrough solutions. Combining centralized and distributed deployment model, complying with Vietnam E-Government Architecture Framework and Architecture of ministries, branches and localities. Developing platforms in the direction of providing synchronous and smooth services at administrative levels so that they can be used anywhere. National platforms, applications and services must be made first, done well, centralized. The domestic market nurtures and develops digital technology products Make in Vietnam, thereby reaching out to the region and the world. The Government actively coordinates, plans and implements market-oriented and market-creating activities with the dual goals of developing the digital government and developing Vietnam’s digital technology enterprises. Diversifying in scale, aiming to master and develop core technologies and open platforms for Digital Government, forming an ecosystem of Make in Vietnam applications and services. Belonging to the top 30 countries according to the ranking of the United Nations Regarding the vision to 2030, the Decision clearly states: Vietnam has a high level of development index of e-Government and digital government in the world, among the top 30 countries ranked by the United Nations. Developing digital government requires a breakthrough and different way of doing things. Digital government transforms the way to serve people and businesses, reducing costs, increasing business productivity, creating facilitation, bringing people’s satisfaction, so that people and businesses can participate more in activities. action of state agencies to jointly create values, benefits, satisfaction, trust and social consensus. The digital government transforms the organization, operation, working environment and working tools so that officials, civil servants and public employees can best perform their tasks. Targets to 2025, for the provision of quality services to serve society: State agencies to reduce, restructure, simplify, standardize and unify administrative procedures in service of society across the country. nationwide scope. State agencies provide new services on the principle of ensuring service quality, reducing costs, and increasing social labor productivity in a proactive and timely manner to meet the needs of society. People and businesses can use digital services according to their personalized needs, throughout their lives, when needed, in a convenient way, online or in person, easily, simply, quickly, and without paper. , no presence is required unless required by law. Some basic criteria include: 100% of administrative procedures eligible under the law are provided in the form of online public services level 4. 100% of online public services are designed, redesigned to optimize the user experience, when used, are pre-filled with data that the user has provided previously under the agreement, in accordance with quality standards service. 100% of people and businesses using online public services are identified and authenticated smoothly, unified on all systems of government levels from central to local. At least 80% of administrative records are processed completely online, people only have to enter data once; at least 90% of people and businesses are satisfied with the handling of administrative procedures; at least 20% of administrative procedures of state agencies will be reduced compared to the current one. 100% state agencies provide 24/7 service For the goal of optimal operation of state agencies’ activities, some basic criteria include: 100% of state agencies provide 24/7 service, ready to serve online at any time. people and businesses need. 100% of civil servants are assigned digital identifiers in job processing. 100% of the direction, administration and internal governance of state agencies are carried out on the basis of overall and unified governance. 100% of documents exchanged between state agencies are carried out in electronic form, digitally signed by specialized digital signatures, except for confidential documents as prescribed by law. 90% of work records at ministerial and provincial levels; 80% of work records at the district level and 60% of work records at the commune level are processed on the internet (except for work records that are state secret). 100% of the reporting work is done on the national reporting information system. 100% of records are created, kept and shared electronically according to regulations. 100% of state agencies at ministerial and provincial levels have a centralized analysis and data processing platform, and application of artificial intelligence to optimize operations. At least 50% of supervision and inspection activities of the management agency are carried out through the digital environment and the information system of the management agency. At least 70% of the contents of the training program, entrance exam, state management promotion exam to the rank of specialist, main specialist, senior specialist or equivalent shall be conducted online. 100% of cadres, civil servants and public employees are trained, fostered and universalized basic digital skills; 50% of cadres, civil servants and public employees are trained and fostered skills in analysis, data mining and digital technology. In addition to specific objectives and targets and tasks of ministries and local branches, the Decision also mentions key national tasks, including: Improving the legal environment; digital infrastructure development; develop digital platforms and national scale systems; develop national digital data; development of national applications and services; ensure the safety and security of the national network.

This is the first time the Government has introduced the concept of Digital Government. Accordingly, digital government is essentially e-government, with changes in approach and implementation thanks to the development of digital technology. “Solving administrative procedures without contact” is one of the four criteria of e-Government. Photo: VGP. The strategy clearly states that by 2030, Vietnam is in the group of 30 leading countries in the development index of e-government and digital government according to the United Nations ranking. Digital government will transform the way people and businesses are served. From there, it helps to reduce costs, increase the productivity of businesses, create favorable conditions, and bring satisfaction to people. The ultimate goal is for people and businesses to participate more in the activities of state agencies, jointly creating values, benefits, satisfaction, trust and social consensus. The digital government also transforms the way it is organised, operated, working environment and tools so that cadres, civil servants and public employees can best perform their duties. For each stage, specific goals are set with basic targets. By 2025, the strategy sets five goals including providing quality services to serve society; widely mobilize the participation of society; optimal operation of state agencies’ activities; effectively solve major problems in socio-economic development, and make breakthrough changes in national ranking. Regarding the national key tasks, the strategy clearly states 6 tasks including: Perfecting the legal environment, developing digital infrastructure; develop digital platforms and national scale systems; develop national digital data; development of national applications and services; ensure the safety and security of the national network. These six tasks are also the key tasks of ministries, branches and localities to implement within their respective sectors, domains and localities. The strategy clearly states 10 solutions for implementation, including solutions on: Organization, apparatus, network; training and fostering digital skills; propaganda, dissemination and awareness raising; cooperation between state agencies and enterprises; researching, developing and mastering core technologies; standardization and restructuring of business processes; international cooperation… According to Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung, e-Government targets will be basically completed in 2021, with a focus on level 4 online public services reaching 100%. The digital government will be formed in 2025. Accordingly, government services are provided automatically 24/7 according to demand, new public services are provided in a timely manner and on the basis of open data. Digital government is essentially e-government, with changes in approach and implementation thanks to the development of digital technology. Therefore, when we say that developing digital government means developing e-government, digital government includes e-government. E-Government, simply understood, is the “four Nos”, including the ability to meet face-to-face, process paperless documents, handle contactless administrative procedures and make non-cash payments. Digital government is e-government, adding “four Yess”, having all safe actions in the digital environment, being able to provide new services quickly, having the ability to use resources optimally, and being able to ability to create development, lead the country’s digital transformation, effectively solve major problems in socio-economic development and management.

Original SIM card but still occupied by others Ms. ATH (in Binh Duong) reflected on 2-3 days, she discovered that her phone displayed a message that could not be called, so she went to VNPT Binh Duong Business Center to ask for a check. Here, the technical staff said that the SIM card is not damaged, still works two-way. On March 4, she went to the center to ask for a new SIM card. After that, the phone works normally. On March 12, Ms. H. logged into her credit card account to check and found that the money in the account had been withdrawn in the form of payment for purchases. Suspecting that her SIM information was exposed during the SIM rework, Ms. H. went to VNPT Binh Duong Business Center to find out. Only now did she know that on 2-3 days there was a transaction to replace her SIM at a VNPT center in Ho Chi Minh City. Ms. H. said that this SIM phone number has been registered by her owner before. Now suddenly my SIM was declared and appropriated by someone else, leading to the loss of her credit card more than 58 million dong. “During the settlement process, the representative of VNPT HCMC (where the SIM exchange happened) said he would support me with a scratch card worth 2 million VND, but I did not accept it. The main reason for losing money is because the network operator re-issued the SIM in the wrong process, not because of me, “- Ms. H. shared. Ms. ATH was upset because someone else took control of her phone SIM, so her credit account lost more than 58 million dong. Photo: DANG LE Another case is Mr. Trieu Duc Khai (in Thai Binh) also said on April 21, he made a complaint to VNPT Center in Thai Thuy district, Thai Binh. The content of the complaint about his VinaPhone SIM, although registered by the owner, was still controlled by others, leading to the loss of 35 million VND in his credit card. Through working with VNPT in Thai Thuy district, it was determined that someone had impersonated him to carry out the procedure to lose the SIM and make a new SIM with the subscriber number that Mr. Khai was using. This person only declared five phone numbers to call out, come to the nearest, and then be given a new SIM. Occupying SIM is a trick to appropriate money Exchange with Ho Chi Minh City Law Vo Do Thang, Director of Athena International Security and Network Administration Training Center, said that through the two cases above, it shows that if anyone reports the loss of SIM and only needs to provide five phone numbers to call. going, calling recently, committing to subscriber owner rights to be re-issued with a new SIM is not good at all. This has created a loophole for crooks to steal other people’s SIMs, to the detriment of genuine SIM users. According to Mr. Thang, most of the victims in the SIM loss cases were taken by fraudsters by making online payments. To pay for online purchases, there are three factors: The first is a mobile phone number. The credit card holder must register this phone number with the bank to authenticate transactions and receive bank notifications. The second is the card number (a series of numbers printed on the front of the credit card). The third is the OTP (one-time password) verification code sent to the phone number registered with the bank. In the working minutes and written responses to Ms. H. and Mr. Khai, the network operator confirmed that re-issuing SIM cards to others was not in accordance with the process. Photo: DANG LE. After hijacking the right to use the SIM, the crooks will take the victim’s credit card number to pay online, then use the newly issued SIM to receive the OTP code and complete the payment. The victim’s credit card number has been stolen by the crooks before, appropriating the phone SIM is only the last step to perform the act of appropriating money. According to Mr. Thang, not everyone who loses their phone SIM will lose money in their credit cards and bank accounts. Only when they have had their credit card or account information exposed before can crooks steal money. The victim’s credit card information may be exposed during previous online transactions. The cause is usually because the victim has filled out information on fraudulent websites, installed malicious code on the phone to steal card information, opened attachments of unknown origin or it can also be due to credit institutions. does not guarantee safety in terms of security,” Thang shared. In the working minutes and written responses to Ms. H. and Mr. Khai, the network operator confirmed that re-issuing SIM cards to others was not in accordance with the process. Photo: DANG LE The network operator did the wrong process In both cases mentioned above, in the process of working with customers, the operator has confirmed that the teller when carrying out the SIM reissuance procedure only requires the customer to provide five outgoing and incoming phone numbers. subscriber ownership is not the correct procedure. In response to the recent complaint of VNPT Center in Thai Thuy district, Thai Binh province against Mr. Trieu Duc Khai, it is clear that because of this unfortunate incident, VNPT Center of Thai Thuy district has apologized to customers. The material damage that the impostor causes to the customer, the center will fix and compensate for the loss. As for the case of Ms. ATH, VNPT HCMC said that it will accompany the customer to provide necessary information to serve the investigation agency.

Remote medical examination and treatment system (Telehealth) of Viettel Military Industry – Telecommunications Group (Viettel) announced its contribution of 450 billion VND to the Covid-19 vaccine fund. Previously, Viettel’s officers and employees donated VND 19 billion to build a remote consultation center for the health sector. Mr. Le Dang Dung, Acting Chairman and General Director of Viettel said: “As a key enterprise of the country, Viettel is committed to both contributing technology solutions and taking the lead in financial contribution to the joint venture. Government to fight the epidemic”. Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic in early 2020, with the strength of being a technology enterprise, Viettel has supported the Government with many important solutions, effectively supporting the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic. . Specifically, Viettel has built a remote medical examination and treatment system (Telehealth) to 1,300 medical facilities nationwide, deployed 700 bridge points at hospitals with Covid-19 cases. Building the portal and app “Vietnam Health”, Medical Declaration, Disease Map, Electronic Health Book, Covid-19 Vaccine Passport nationwide. In particular, in just two weeks, Viettel has installed and integrated nearly 4,000 surveillance cameras in isolation areas in the northern provinces. Viettel’s virtual switchboard (Cyber ​​Bot) has made more than 200,000 calls to subscribers who have not installed Bluezone to mobilize and provide instructions on how to use it to protect themselves and the community from the Covid-19 epidemic.

Illustration. (Source: Viettel) Military Industry-Telecommunications Group (Viettel) announced that it has contributed 450 billion VND to the COVID-19 vaccine fund. Before that, Viettel’s staffs had donations 19 billion VND to build a teleconference center for the health sector. Mr. Le Dang Dung – Acting Chairman and General Director of Viettel said: “As a key enterprise of the country, Viettel is committed to both contributing technology solutions and taking the lead in contributing financially and determinedly. together with the Government to fight the epidemic.’ Since the outbreak began in early 2020, with its strength as a technology enterprise, Viettel has supported the Government with many important solutions, effectively supporting the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic. Specifically, Viettel has built a Telehealth telehealth system to 1,300 medical facilities nationwide, deployed 700 bridge points at hospitals with cases. Building Portal and app “Vietnam Health”, Medical Declaration, Disease Map, Electronic Health Book, COVID-19 Vaccine Passport nationwide. The number of medical declarations from February 2020 to present reached 25,197,428. Portal “Vietnam Health” has a website with 43 million visits, this application also reaches about 1.6 million downloads. Especially, in just two weeks, Viettel has installed and integrated nearly 4,000 surveillance cameras in isolated areas in the northern provinces. Viettel’s virtual switchboard (Cyber ​​Bot) has made more than 200,000 calls to subscribers who have not installed Bluezone to mobilize and provide instructions on how to use it to protect themselves and the community from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The price is 3 times cheaper, no owner needed Specifically, the best-selling cheap 4G SIMs on online markets are usually VinaPhone’s D500, VD149 SIM, Viettel’s V90, V120 SIM, Vietnamobile’s unlimited 4G monthly SIM card or MobiFone’s MDT250A SIM. These are cheap packages, usually in the form of a 1-year package that does not need to be recharged. The convenience of these SIM lines also lies in the fact that users do not need to register the subscriber’s own owner, just buy it and perform the activation operation, the SIM will always be used without the owner’s information. Cheap 4G SIMs that don’t need to be registered are sold widely on online markets. About the price, the same package that the carrier collects monthly from prepaid or postpaid users, these cheap 4G SIMs have cheaper monthly rates, even without monthly payments, just buy SIM card can be used continuously for 12 months. For example, with Viettel’s V120 package, this network operator collects a monthly fee of 120,000 VND per month from registered users, but when using a cheap 4G SIM on the network market, the price of this package is only 90,000 VND per month. month. Deeper reduction can include SIM VD149 of VinaPhone. Instead of paying 149,000 VND per month like a regular SIM, users of cheap 4G SIMs buying on the online market only have to pay a one-time payment of about 680,000 VND to buy a SIM, which can be used for 12 months. This price is equivalent to more than 56,000 VND a month, nearly 3 times cheaper than the price offered by the network operator for the same package. According to the advertisement of online merchants, a cheap 4G SIM is a type of SIM suitable for technology car drivers, students, and users who need to use 4G continuously with large capacity and cheap price. A quick survey shows that the price of this type of SIM ranges from less than 100,000 VND to about 700,000 VND depending on the package and network operator. After ordering a cheap 4G SIM above, Zing quickly receive goods and use SIM immediately, no need to register any subscription information. When looking up subscriber information, the system from the network operator returns information that the subscriber owner is a person named Long in Tra Vinh with the accompanying CCCD number. Also according to the seller, users can send their CCCD information to register the owner for peace of mind to use the SIM for a long time. Share with Zing , a telecommunications expert said that in addition to the risk of being fined for using junk SIMs, buyers and users of non-original SIM cards are also likely to be scammed, buying unusable SIMs such as end. “Besides, when sending information to register the SIM owner purchased online, users are also likely to have their information stolen to register for other non-original SIMs. Most likely cheap 4G SIMs sold on the Internet. The network is also pre-registered using the information of previous customers,” he said. Strongly scan for junk SIM In order to have a “clean” database to deploy new services, the authorities and network operators are stepping up the cleaning of telecommunications junk, including spam SIMs, spam messages and spam calls. Previously, the Ministry of Information and Communications (TT & TT) asked the carriers to directly connect the database of subscriber information registration with the Department of Telecommunications. In addition, develop and apply criteria to prevent suspicious activity on the distribution channel such as not allowing activation at night, activation frequency exceeding 1 subscriber/minute, 100 subscribers/day, registration Sign more than 3 subscribers/1 number of papers. The Ministry of Information and Communications and network operators are stepping up the search for junk SIM and other telecommunications waste. Photo: Ngo Minh. Also according to the regulator, the carriers also deployed an artificial intelligence (AI) matching tool to identify portraits and documents using artificial intelligence (AI) across the entire distribution channel to prevent the use of documents. invalid, use photos instead of real people… Network operators including Viettel, VNPT and MobiFone also offer strong solutions to combat spam such as stopping the sale of network adapters at authorized dealers, stopping the right to connect subscriber numbers of authorized dealers from June 1. 2020. Instead, businesses will focus on selling SIMs and registering subscriber information at their telecommunications service providers. According to the provisions of Clause 1, Article 2 of Decree 49, the act of using someone else’s documents (even if they are lent) or transferring the registered SIM card to another person for use without re-signing the contract will be subject to administrative fines up to 500,000 VND. In addition, according to the Department of Telecommunications, when there are violations of the law, cases related to mobile subscriber numbers are used by individuals or organizations in the name of the subscriber, but not directly but to be used by the person who violates the law, the person in the name of the subscriber is responsible for explaining and proving his innocence when requested by the authorities, even having to bear joint criminal responsibility. if this violation causes serious consequences.

Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide speaks at the National Assembly. (Photo: Kyodo) Congress Japan on May 12 passed a law that will create a new government agency next September, with the function of promoting digital apps . The new agency will have about 500 people, of which 120 include information technology engineers. Under the new law, the government will remove personal seals (also known as hanko) from official documents and allow the use of digital data instead of paper documents. Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide’s government hopes that with this agency, Japan will increase the application of digital at central and local agencies to improve service quality. Under the new law, Japan will upgrade computer systems at central and local agencies, and enact a nationwide general law to protect personal information. Increased exchange of personal information can cause data leaks and other risks, so the digital application law will also provide privacy protections. Prime Minister Suga’s government has given high priority to digital reform as Japan seeks to strengthen administrative reform through the use of information technology.

Vernon sent a picture of himself wearing a mask, leaving only his nose to breathe. While the guy asked a very casual question: “Isn’t wearing a mask like this right, everyone?” The combination of both the brothers and the fans were on fire, not knowing how Vernon could put on such a mask while typing a message without a word. Vernon asked one, and the brothers answered. The chat is posted attached caption challenge: “The challenge?” The guy’s was officially launched challenge . There’s no need to wear a mask, all you need to do is: Close your eyes and type a text like Vernon. Challenge This spread quickly. On the Korean forum Theqoo, there have been more than 2000 times, using the original Korean male idol’s archetype. However, most are not as successful as the owner. Are you ready for this challenge? If successful, as Hoshi (SEVENTEEN) says, you are exactly a “smartphone addict” type player. Duong Nhung According to Halfblood Prince Vernon – Like17VN, Theqoo

The idea called “Tiger leap” implies that through computerization, Estonia, or at least education, will have a strong leap in the future. Sincerely introduce the shares of former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik IIves about the success stories of Estonia in transforming the number of countries at the Vietnam Development and Reform Forum 2020. From Silicon Valley Let me begin by giving a paradox. For the past 3 years, I have lived in the middle of Silicon Valley, which is considered the center of innovation in information technology of the world. Within a 12 km radius of my Stanford office, you will find the headquarters of Tesla, Apple, Google, Facebook, Palantir and Youtube. There are also countless other commercial companies and services that earn a few billion dollars less than that. It is precisely considered the center of the digital revolution that in less than three decades has completely reshaped the world, a world that anyone had lived in previous periods could not recognize. Nearly all of these companies provide us with services used every day, from morning to night, while almost no one remembers 20 years ago none of these companies were born, if away. a little more, just 30 years ago, at the end of the Cold War would seem like a fantasy. Former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik IIves: Estonia needs a digital transformation, and the way to do it is through schools. However, when I live in the heart of Silicon Valley, if I need to enroll my child in school or get a driver’s license or have any interaction with the governmental level, local state, the country is most likely to be. I had to drive directly to the government office, wait or stand in line for hours. Then, fill out forms and applications by hand, stand in line to submit them, followed by weeks of waiting for results to be processed. In short, unlike the digital-life miracles that we live with our smartphones and the applications installed on them, public services and administration facilities are hardly different from those of years. 1950 and 1960. This is true in most of the world today, not only in developing countries but also in many of the richest, most “advanced” countries. To the case of Estonia How did Estonia go into the digitalization of government and why? This is a matter of developing economics, catching up with the West. In 1938, the final year before World War II, Estonia and its northern neighbor Finland were considered to have the same GDP per capita. Neither of the two countries is particularly rich, but the level of development is very close to each other. On the contrary, in 1992, the first year after Estonian independence was restored, Finland’s GDP per capita was approximately $ 24,000, while that of Estonia was only $ 2,800, a difference of eight times. . Furthermore, as is the case in all developing countries, Estonia faces a Zeno paradox about the quick Asin who has to keep up with the slow tortoise that left first. In this paradox, like Asin, Estonia will never catch up because that tortoise or the Finns, more broadly the developed countries of the world, they are ahead no matter what Estonia does. The solution to catch up lies in converting the number of countries. That inspiration came from my own life, from the fact that I understood the big leap in technology, that was the first internet browser. I was fortunate to learn computer programming at an age no one expected to learn to code at that time – 1969 when I was 15 in an experiment by a math teacher, who was studying for a PhD in teaching. teaches mathematics at Columbia University. Fifty years ago, learning to code involved hiring a standalone typewriter running a punch tape, a large telephone modem that had to attach a telephone receiver to a 10cm-wide vacuum pad, and then connected to a large memory computer (the central computer) located about 30 miles away. Even so, a small group of high school students all learned to program in Basic. Estonia’s solution lies in converting the number of countries Then, in college, I saw on a bulletin board an ad about programming for a computer in my lab for 10 hours a week. I applied and was quickly seated in front of a coffee table-sized box. It was the PDP-8, the first commercially available small computer, used in laboratories in the 1970s and so named because of the maximum memory capacity of 8 kilobytes. Today, this number is the size of a blank email. Because of this limitation, all instructions must be written in Assembler, a hexadecimal (hexadecimal) programming language with all instructions written in alphanumeric code. However, with my high school programming knowledge, it was not an insurmountable challenge for me. Twenty-five years after learning programming and desperate about how Estonia could catch up with Western Europe, I came up with the idea that if I could learn to do it as a high school student, then All children can and should learn to use a computer. Second source of inspiration A second inspiration for the digitization of Estonia came in 1993, when the first web browser, Mosaic, was born. Mosaic cost about 29.95 USD in 1993, you actually have to go buy this browser in a store and install it on your computer using floppy disk. As a computer geek, I did this. However, what surprised me when I finally got this browser up and running is that there is something new, very different, but at the same time very promising, when all the countries, rich or not poor as the United States, Finland, Estonia, Germany, and Japan are all in the same position, starting on a level playing field. That’s when Estonia needs to do digital transformation, and the way to do it is through schools. While the Internet is still in its infancy, you can still see it working anyway. Right then, I knew that although it would take time, it would take off and dominate our lives. It was only four years after Tim Berners Lee, the father of the worldwide network (www), invented the Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, the “http” symbol you see before. all Internet sites and what allows the Internet to function. Certainly the West already has a system of highways, interstate highways and a developed infrastructure in general, but the Internet will be everyone’s future, but it won’t give anyone the edge for half a century. development that Estonia did not have. At least if Estonia quickly boarded this train. Luckily, Estonia had a wise Education Minister at the time of 1995, Dr. Jaak Aaviksoo, who was willing to take risks, who pushed the government to approve the proposal to include computers in all schools. Tiger dance From these two sources of inspiration, I have proposed to the government a start to digitization. Knowing that this will take years, and based on the pace of learning to code by me and my previous classmates, I think it’s best to start with young people first. I suggest that Estonia start by making computers and computer instruction accessible to all students. The idea is called “Tiger leap”, to imply that through computerization, the country of Estonia, or at least education, will have a strong leap in the future. Luckily, Estonia had a wise Education Minister at the time of 1995, Dr. Jaak Aaviksoo, who was willing to take risks, who pushed the government to approve the proposal to put computers in all schools, connect all of them together. This idea was not approved by everyone. The Federation of Teachers was fiercely opposed to computers in schools, that they would destroy education. In nearly a year, not a single issue of the teacher union weekly has not had a strong rebuttal to this idea. Indeed, for most of the next 20 years, opposition parties seem to have chosen digital transformation as a matter of criticism. However, the government has implemented this policy, using a 50-50 counter-financing mechanism in which local governments are willing to pay half the price of computers to be paid by the central government for the remaining 50%. Three years later, in 1998, all schools in Estonia had a computer lab with an internet connection. Not long after, the banks noticed the success and reputation of the project and decided to participate. It’s pure and simple self-interest: Every tiny village has at least two bank buildings with staff, an increasingly expensive but simply unsustainable way. Along with some government funding and the strong participation of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), banks have launched a program to ensure every village has e-banking located at Internet access is also provided to government offices or city libraries. In addition, the banks have supported a training program for the elderly and rural residents to learn how to use computers for online banking transactions. Next period: A unique and secure digital identifier for all residents

The house is built on a land of 113 square meters, with the purpose of minimalistic outside space, modern and fully functional inside. The house clearly shows the owner’s personality: reality, the space is filled with trees and raw materials. Function of the house includes 6 floors. 1st floor is garage, shop for rent. 2nd floor, the owner for rent 3 small apartments. 3rd floor for rent 3 large apartments. The 4th floor is a master bedroom, 2 small bedrooms, a living room. The 5th floor is the kitchen and dining room. The 6th floor is the owner’s office. Due to the location near the market, the owner rented the first floor for business. On other floors, the homeowner wants to be different from the outside space, so the group of architects created a shade of trees with a ventilation wall made of iron frame and cement board. The owner lives in Saigon, the job is quite busy, so he wants the house to become a place to enjoy the authentic resort style and become a warm highlight in the crowded market street. All bedrooms, kitchens, offices, and bathrooms are illuminated with yellow lights and have green views. In particular, the 5th floor, which has a view of the city, is used as an open kitchen space to create a sense of harmony with nature. Open space contrasts with the quiet pace of life, hidden behind arc-shaped concrete walls and surrounding vegetable and fruit trees gardens. Photo source: Quang Dam Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

The British put flowers to commemorate Prince Philip Many people in London come in front of Buckingham Palace gate to place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip. Queen Elizabeth II’s husband passed away on April 9, at the age of 99. On the afternoon of April 9 (local time), Buckingham Palace hung the announcement of Prince Phiplip’s departure. The prince’s funeral will not be held at the national level. However, the prince himself is said to not want a noisy funeral, according to NBC News. Photo: Reuters. The people gathered outside Buckingham Palace after the palace announced the death of the prince. The royal family said that Queen Elizabeth II was considering a plan to hold a funeral for her husband, following government guidelines amid the Covid-19 epidemic. Accordingly, she had to decide which family members were allowed to attend Prince Philip’s funeral. Grandmothers and children will also have to wear a mask and stand 2 meters away. Photo: Reuters. People also gathered outside Windsor palace to mourn Prince Philip. The prince’s coffin will be housed in Windsor Castle, before being taken to St. Basilica. George to the funeral. Photo: Reuters. The people placed flowers and prayed in front of Buckingham Palace in memory of Prince Philip. The UK Government Office urges the public not to over-congregate at the palaces, and to continue to follow advice to preserve public health, especially to avoid crowds and to restrict travel. Photo: Reuters. A resident prayed outside of Windsor Castle, near London. From 6pm on April 9 (local time), Westminster Abbey in London started ringing the bell once a minute, a total of 99 times. Photo: Reuters. Some people who love Prince Philip could not hold back tears after the announcement of his death. Photo: Reuters. Athletes at a racecourse in Liverpool spend a minute in remembrance after the Buckingham Palace announcement. Many television stations adjusted their broadcast plans, to broadcast the national anthem following the official announcement of Prince Philip’s departure. Photo: Reuters. The British flag is lowered on the Victoria Tower, part of the British Parliament building, in London. Photo: Reuters. Candles and flowers were placed in front of palaces in tribute to Prince Philip. His funeral is expected to take place after more than a week. Current anti-epidemic regulations in the UK only allow no more than 30 people to attend funerals. Photo: Reuters.

Netizen thinks that Rosé is a bit thin Recently, especially when Rosé made a solo debut, many people find that the main vocalist of BLACKPINK seems to continue to lose weight. When Rosé wore off her shoulders, her arms looked very small, her green straps were also raised higher than before, her legs were somewhat slender. Rosé herself also wants to gain some weight When Rosé livestreamed her birthday in early 2021, fans asked about the secret to keeping fit and Rosé firmly asserted that she did not diet, did not apply a strict diet or exercise like many people. rumor. Even while many of her colleagues struggled to lose weight, Rosé expected the opposite to gain a few more pounds. But because of her slim body, Rosé eats comfortably, not bothering with diet, but her body is still slim. Rosé is not on a diet as many people think Rosé also did not forget to remind the audience not to let herself be obsessed with weight loss or beautiful physique. “Even if you don’t look like a celebrity, you should still be happy with what you have. Because each person is a separate individual, no one is the same “- Rosé encouraged. Tri Anh Photo: General

Deputy Minister of National Defense Nguyen Tan Cuong, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Huy Dung and delegates performing the opening ceremony of the Public Service Portal of the Ministry of Defense (Photo: mod.gov.vn) An important milestone in the construction of e-Government of the Ministry of Defense The Ministry of National Defense’s public service portal has just been officially opened by this Ministry at the address dichvucong.mod.gov.vn on the afternoon of April 16. Built to meet the regulations on the implementation of the one-door mechanism, the one-stop shop for administrative procedures settlement, the website dichvucong.mod.gov.vn is the online provider of administrative procedures under the state management of the Ministry of National Defense on the principle of concentration, consistency and timeliness. According to the website of the Ministry of National Defense, the website dichvucong.mod.gov.vn provides online public services for 29 administrative procedures in 6 areas, including: journalism, defense explosives management. , civil cryptography, military policy, IT management and electronic authentication. On the website dichvucong.mod.gov.vn, the Ministry of Defense provides online public services with 29 administrative procedures in 6 fields. Public service portal The Ministry of Defense is connected to the National Public Service Portal, ready to provide online public services to citizens and businesses on the Internet. This is a reliable address for people and businesses to transact with agencies and units in the Ministry of Defense in an electronic environment. At the same time, this portal is also a channel to monitor and supervise to improve the quality of handling administrative procedures and receive and handle recommendations of agencies and units in the Ministry of Defense. According to the website of the Ministry of National Defense, speaking at the opening ceremony, Senior Lieutenant General Nguyen Tan Cuong, Deputy Minister of National Defense emphasized: “The official opening of the Ministry of Defense Public Service Portal into operation is a milestone. attaching importance to, affirming the determination of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense to promote administrative reform in association with building e-Government in the Ministry of National Defense, focusing on administrative procedure reform with the aim of taking the people. is the center, taking the satisfaction of the people, the organization is the measure to evaluate the service quality of agencies and units “. The Department of Defense provides 22 online public services at levels 3 and 4 Notably, data on the Public Service Portal of the Ministry of Defense shows that, of the 282 administrative procedures under the management of the Ministry of Defense, 18 procedures are available online at level 3 and 4. is provided online level 4 – the highest level done entirely on the network environment. All 4 administrative procedures provided online by the Ministry of Defense at level 4 on the Ministry’s Public Service Portal are in the field of electronic authentication, they are: Procedures for new issuance of digital certificates of agencies and organizations; procedures for new issuance of digital certificates for equipment, services, and software; procedures for new digital certificates for individuals; digital certificate renewal procedures for competent persons of agencies and organizations in accordance with the law on management and use of seals, persons with state titles. Decree 130 2018 details the implementation of the Law on Electronic transactions regarding digital signatures and digital signature authentication services, stating types of electronic transactions of Party and State agencies if signatures are applied. for the number, use the digital signature authentication service provided by a specialized digital signature authentication service provider provided by the Government. The Department of Digital Authentication and Information Security under the Government Cipher Committee (Ministry of Defense) is a specialized digital signature authentication service provider of the Government. According to this agency’s data, as of the middle of last year, the specialized digital signature authentication system of the Government has ensured the provision of over 230,000 digital certificates to ministries, branches and localities in the country. According to the instructions, in order to carry out the administrative procedures provided on the Public Service Portal of the Ministry of Defense, before performing the online submission, businesses, organizations and individuals need to register an account. to be able to access the system. In addition to online filing, in the system, businesses, organizations and individuals can also track the status of the application, view statistics on the processing status of the administrative documents or participate in the evaluation. system pricing through survey questions …

Ms. Catherine DEROCHE, Chairman of the Committee of Social Affairs of the French Senate, is also the Chairman of the Franco-Vietnam Friendship Senate Group in the Senate.

Reporter: The new Prime Minister of Vietnam, Mr. Pham Minh Chinh, used to be the leader of a locality with an important position in Vietnam economically. In your opinion, what are the advantages for the development of cooperation between the two countries?

Ms. Catherine DEROCHE: I believe that, when selected, Mr. Pham Minh Chinh has the necessary strengths. Local potential and wealth is an important spearhead. With deep economic knowledge and understanding of localities, he will be a good middleman for the cooperation relationship between localities of Vietnam and France. Currently, there are many localities in Vietnam having cooperation relations with localities in France.

Reporter: How do you evaluate the strategic partnership between Vietnam and France, especially the role of Vietnam in the French strategy in the Indo-Pacific region?

Ms. Catherine DEROCHE: Vietnam plays an important role in the Indo-Pacific. The Indo-Pacific is also a strategically important region for France. France wants to consolidate a foothold in this region. Vietnam is an important partner in our strategy here.

We aim to ensure peace and stability in the region, while at the same time guarantee freedom of navigation, respect for international law. With its increasingly important role in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and its pace of development, it is undeniable that Vietnam is a particularly important partner of France in this region.

Reporter: How do you assess Vietnam’s achievements in recent years, especially its success in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic?

Ms. Catherine DEROCHE: For the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam is an example because Vietnam has successfully implemented a strategic strategy since the outbreak of the epidemic, which has been recognized by international organizations. This was indeed an admiration but also a great surprise. How has a country like Vietnam overcome the pandemic, unlike many other countries. To date, only a few thousand viral infections have been recorded, with few deaths. The vaccination campaign has also been implemented very quickly. I think this is a very remarkable management approach.

Meanwhile, the slow, slow awareness of the epidemic, the slow implementation of the bureaucracy made us face problems with masks, testing, the vaccination campaign started but late. France as well as other European countries did not adopt a suitable strategy. In France, we have never been able to isolate the infected person, then proceed to trace, the decision to close the border was made too slow.

Countries like Vietnam adopt a “no virus infection” strategy, while we cannot. /.

Reporter: Would like to thank you so much!./.

The Sisters are very interested in their appearance, even ready to invest a lot of money to be able to renovate their beauty. In particular, the collagen lip eruption trend is extremely noticeable for women.

However, not all collagen lip spray is 100% successful, there are still cases of bitter consequences. Typically, the young girl recently had to receive an unexpected ending and has no way to post “ask for help” to netizens.

As the owner posted, I heard that these days, women are frantic with collagen lip spraying which is quite hot, so she also tried it.

However, the truth is how cruel when it has only been 3 days since the beauty improvement process, lips are not as imagined but dry, bleeding becomes black.

Below the comments, many people expressed confusion at this broken lip spray.

According to the experience of some women in the tattoo spray industry, this situation is most likely that the lip spray is burned numb, causing serious damage to the skin.

According to many experienced women, the cause comes from many different reasons such as using poor quality ink, improper spray technology, low technical skills, … causing infection.

Besides, some other women said that it might be due to the workplaces’ own location as well as the way they take care of their lips is not correct.

In fact, this girl is not the only “victim” of the number of smudges who has encountered a broken lip spray.

Before that, many others had to post a forum to complain because they spent a lot of money to invest in lip spraying but chose the right place with no credibility, in the end received a result that could not be more pathetic, worse than not done. Even to suffer, bring illness into people.

Currently, the article about the broken lip spray on the lips is still receiving a lot of attention and comments from netizens.

Invite readers to watch the video: Complications of eye damage after filler injection of unknown origin – Source: HANOITV

Retail consultant Mary Portas was among those calling for the stimulus package.

In the UK, celebrities such as retail consultant Mary Portas, beauty magnate Charlotte Tilbury, fashion designer Charlie Casely-Hayford and Henry Holland were among the callers of Main’s stimulus package. covered. The new aid package should be structured similarly to the restaurant bailout package in the summer of 2020, they said.

Specifically, the Government has paid 50% of the cost of goods purchased at stores with less than 10 employees and capped at £ 10, with rollout times from Monday to Wednesday, taking place during round a month this summer.

Independent stores have been hit hard by the pandemic, says Ross Bailey, founder of the “Street rescue” campaign and chief executive of retail rental market Appear Here. In particular, it is estimated that retail stores of non-essential goods, mainly independent stores, lost £ 22 billion in sales by 2020, with the number of customers down 40%.

Often, family-style small businesses can’t adopt plans for employees to take temporary leave because there are still a small number of online orders that need to be processed, Bailey said.

According to statistics, the UK has more than 11,000 stores that have permanently disappeared from the streets and shopping malls by 2020. Meanwhile, online shopping, mushrooming during the pandemic. The figures show that 38% of retail sales were done online in February, up 18% from last year.

To resolve the above situation, recently, the British Minister of Finance Rishi Sunak announced, retail stores can extend the business tax reduction until July.

Previously, the British Government also announced that retail stores could reopen from April 12, 2021, and could sell until 10 p.m. and six days a week. This is a move to save the British government’s retail stores after months of closure.

However, Ross Bailey, founder of the “Street Rescue” campaign, argues that more substantial intervention is needed: “With the right support, independent stores can thrive. Otherwise, we will lose community cohesion, where transaction is based on human connection and experience, which is hard to replace online transactions, ”affirmed Ross Bailey.

On the morning of April 15, at the headquarters of the Government, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh presided over the Government meeting to deploy the work after being strengthened. This is the first meeting of the Government after consolidation, also the first meeting Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has chaired since taking office.

Before the meeting started, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh discussed some work with Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh. After consolidation, Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh is no longer concurrently holding the position of Foreign Minister.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Governor of the State Bank Nguyen Thi Hong. Ms. Hong is one of two female government members after the apparatus was strengthened.

Transport Minister Nguyen Van The and Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Le Minh Hoan exchanged discussions before the meeting.

Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam discussed with the Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs Dao Ngoc Dung. Mr. Dam is one of the five incumbent deputy prime ministers and one of the three who has held the position since the beginning of his term.

Minister, Chairman of the Government Office Tran Van Son reports some general contents to submit to the Government.

The meeting discussed the hand-over of tasks after the Government was strengthened, points of view, direction and direction and some key contents should focus on directing the implementation in the coming time.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested in this meeting the Government to agree on a number of views to direct the Government’s activities in the coming time; organize the implementation of the Politburo’s Notice No. 01 on April 12, 2021, notice No. 03 of the key leaders on April 12, 2021; consider and comment on a number of other important issues.

Right after the Government was consolidated, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh thoroughly grasped and instructed the Government members to promptly hand over, handle and immediately handle work, ensuring continuity and continuity; to soon consolidate Party committees, Party organizations and personnel work; review and amend working regulations.

Also in the first meeting, the Government will continue to review the legal system, propose amendments, supplements or new promulgation of legal documents; serving the election of deputies to the 15th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels for the term 2021-2026; the prevention and control of the Covid-19 epidemic and vaccination against Covid-19; promote disbursement of public investment capital.

On April 15, at the Government Headquarters, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh presided over the Government meeting to implement the work after being strengthened at the 11th Session of the 14th National Assembly.

After listening to the discussion of Government members, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh concluded that the Government decided on the following issues:

Regarding the direction and direction: The Prime Minister asked ministries, branches and localities to continue implementing synchronously, drastically and effectively the objectives, tasks and solutions set out in the fields according to the fields. Resolution of the Party, National Assembly and Resolution No. 01 / NQ-CP dated 1-1-2021 of the Government; Focusing on controlling inflation, ensuring macroeconomic stability and major balances of the economy, being more active in solving difficulties for production and business, dealing with lingering backlog problems. ; Enhance the application of science and technology, promote innovation, creativity, digital transformation, develop the digital economy, digital society, strive to achieve the highest level of goals and tasks set out in the six month and year 2021.

Continue to focus on building the Government and administrative agencies at all levels for solidarity, high unity, integrity and democracy together with strengthening discipline and discipline; action practical, effective, effective, serving people and businesses; ensuring publicity, transparency and accountability; uphold the responsibility of being an exemplary and exemplary spirit. Uphold the spirit of responsibility, self-reliance, self-reliance, innovation, creativity, dare to think, dare to do, dare to take responsibility, be drastic and effective in action; continue to arouse and promote strong aspirations. The contents of directing, administering and assigning tasks must be clear and specific about the responsible subject and ensure feasibility; At the same time, it is necessary to regularly urge, evaluate, supervise and inspect. Proactively handle work according to competence, strengthen coordination, not push responsibilities. Focus on handling centralized and key jobs, do what to stop, ensure efficiency and substance, avoid show off and formality.

The Government and the Prime Minister request ministries, agencies and localities to continue promoting their recent work results, dissatisfaction, subjectivity, and being satisfied with their achievements; with the spirit of inheritance and innovation, stability and development; to thoroughly grasp and strictly observe the principles of the organization and operation of the Party and the laws of the State; all for the sake of the nation, the nation, wholeheartedly, serving the Fatherland, serving the people. Commendation and strict discipline in public duty performance; protecting cadres who dare to think, dare to do, and dare to take responsibility for the common good. To substantially and effectively intensify administrative reform, prevent corruption, waste, and negativity, first of all in the state administrative system; resolutely prevent and repel harassment, causing troubles to people and businesses. For unexpected, unexpected, important and urgent issues, it is imperative to follow the Party’s guidelines and lines, the State’s policies and laws, actively grasp the situation and require practicality to have solutions. and handle the job with the highest efficiency.

Timely remove difficulties and problems for production and business; develop domestic trade and tourism market; to develop stably and sustainably the real estate market and the stock market; continue to improve the business investment environment; effectively mobilize and use all resources for national development with appropriate and effective institutions, mechanisms and policies. Ensure social progress and equity, pay more attention to social security and people’s lives, especially in remote, border and island areas. Promote cultural values ​​and Vietnamese people to become an important resource and driving force in socio-economic development. Strengthen prevention of natural disasters, proactively respond to climate change. To firmly ensure national defense and security; social-political stability, safety and security for the people; active, proactive international integration; maintain independence and sovereignty; to build and preserve a peaceful and stable environment for national development.

The Government respectfully requests that the Party’s agencies, the National Assembly, the Vietnam Fatherland Front, socio-political organizations, the business community and the people of the country always accompany and coordinate closely with the administrative agencies. state at all levels, strengthen supervision of public service implementation and contribute constructive ideas, contribute to creating social consensus to soon bring the Resolution of the XIIIth Congress of the Party into practice in social life.

Regarding the Government’s Action Program to implement the Resolution of the XIII Congress of the Party, the Prime Minister directed that the formulation of the Program must adhere to the Congress Resolution, the functions, tasks and powers of the Government, request development and the real situation of the country. The Ministry of Planning and Investment was assigned to expeditiously complete with concerned ministries and agencies, clearly showing the major tasks and projects to be implemented, ensuring focus, focus and feasibility; effectively implementing three strategic breakthroughs; submit to the Government at the regular meeting in April 2021 for promulgation.

Regarding the review of the working regulations of the Government: The Government agreed to early review and evaluate the implementation situation in order to amend and supplement the Regulation, ensure the inheritance of the advantages, to overcome the limitations and shortcomings. update, follow the situation and meet practical requirements of leadership, direction and administration. In the immediate future, the Government members are requested to thoroughly grasp the direction of: Solidarity and high unity; strengthen discipline, discipline, openness and transparency; The Government and the Prime Minister only deal with matters falling within their competence; promote decentralization, decentralization, clear identification of collective and individual responsibilities associated with urging, examining and supervising the implementation; upholding the personal responsibility of the members of the Government, not avoiding, pushing the responsibility, ensuring the quality and processing time of work. The Government Office was assigned to assume the prime responsibility for urgently summarizing, evaluating and amending the Regulation and submitting it to the Government.

Regarding the continued review of the legal system, proposing amendments, supplements or promulgation of new legal documents: The Government assigned the Ministry of Justice to assume the prime responsibility for continuing to carefully and comprehensively review the legal system. to propose amendments and supplements to remove difficulties and problems for people and businesses and promote production and business development in all fields, to report to the Prime Minister soon. Requesting ministries and agencies to urgently develop assigned laws, ordinances and resolutions; not let debt, slow, poor quality when promulgating documents detailing law implementation.

Regarding the election of deputies to the XVth National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels for the term 2021-2026: The Prime Minister asked ministries, agencies and localities to continue to seriously and effectively implement the tasks. according to the assignment in Directive No. 02 / CT-TTg, ensuring democracy, openness and transparency in accordance with the law, on schedule and in accordance with the proposed plan and selecting worthy people to join the National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels. Promote propaganda about the election; take the initiative in fighting and countering wrong and distorted views of hostile forces; have plans and scenarios to prevent and fight against the Covid-19 pandemic and ensure political security, order and safety for the election and election day.

Regarding epidemic prevention and control and vaccination against Covid-19: The Government requires ministries, branches, localities, agencies and units to continue to strictly implement epidemic prevention and control measures according to the motto “prevention. active, early detection, fast isolation, effective treatment, complete handling, quickly stabilizing the situation ”; for individuals implementing the formula “5K + vaccine”; for a collective that strictly implements the measure of “Covid safety”; absolutely not subjective, indifferent and ready to respond to any epidemic situation. To request production and service establishments to strictly comply with epidemic prevention regulations and strictly handle violations. Continue to strictly control immigration activities, prevent and strictly handle illegal entry. Organize vaccination urgently, absolutely safe, decisively not to prevent vaccines being injected in time, must be canceled. The Ministry of Health was assigned to urgently complete the plan and study and deploy the “vaccine passport” mechanism and create favorable conditions for the early availability of domestically produced vaccines.

Regarding the promotion of disbursement of public investment capital: The Government requires the heads of ministries, agencies and localities to be directly and comprehensively responsible for the implementation and disbursement of public investment capital according to the plan. The Ministry of Planning and Investment was assigned to assume the prime responsibility for urgently reviewing and evaluating the disbursement of public investment capital over the past time, clearly identifying difficulties, problems, limitations, shortcomings and causes, and lessons learned. ; propose synchronous, effective and feasible solutions to strive for the highest disbursement rate, focusing on key infrastructure works; at the same time, ensuring the objectives, quality and efficiency of the use of public investment capital in accordance with the provisions of law and avoiding mistakes.

Regarding the Decree extending the time limit for paying taxes and land use levies in 2021 and the implementation of Resolution No. 42 / NQ-CP on support for people in need due to the Covid-19 pandemic: The Government agrees to issue Decree extending the time limit for tax and land use levy payment in 2021. The Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs is assigned to take the lead in urgently reviewing and evaluating the effectiveness of the implementation of the Government’s Resolutions on measures supporting people in difficulty due to the Covid-19 pandemic; report to the Prime Minister.

Regarding the organization of the national high school exam: The Government requires the Ministry of Education and Training to actively implement and take full responsibility for the exam; continue to improve exam regulations, ensure strict, create maximum favorable conditions for candidates. Assign the Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee to take full responsibility for the organization of the test in the area, ensuring seriousness, safety, honesty, fairness, objectivity but not causing stress or pressure on candidates and parents. students and in accordance with the disease situation.