Vietnam Proposes Gradual Increase in Health Insurance Contribution Rate
Vietnam's government has proposed a gradual increase in the health insurance (BHYT) contribution rate from the current 3% to 6%. While aiming to maintain public access to healthcare and ensure the system's sustainability, the proposal raises concerns about its impact on household budgets.
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