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VNeID App Offers 77 Features, Expanding Digital Public Services

Vietnam's VNeID digital citizen ID app has expanded to offer 77 features, accelerating the digitalization of administrative procedures. This enhancement allows citizens easier and quicker access to public services, improving quality of life, particularly in remote and disadvantaged areas.

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