Vietnam: Mandatory Vehicle Insurance Rules Changed, Causing Confusion
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has issued a notice abolishing regulations on mandatory vehicle owner insurance. However, this has caused confusion among the public regarding whether it signals the end of the insurance requirement, prompting calls for official clarification.
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