Ho Chi Minh City Mobilizes Nearly VND 400 Billion for Tet Support to 370,000 Workers
Ho Chi Minh City plans to allocate nearly VND 400 billion (approximately USD 16.5 million) to support 370,000 workers and their families for the upcoming Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday. The city is also encouraging early Tet bonuses and promoting consumption through e-commerce.
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