Vietnamese PM Directs Resolution of Medical Supply Bottlenecks
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has instructed relevant ministries to swiftly address issues such as medical equipment shortages and drug supply delays in healthcare facilities. The government plans to accelerate the review of amendments to the Law on Examination and Treatment, the Law on Pharmaceuticals, and the Law on Food Safety.
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