Vietnam's Ministry of Education Orders Textbook Supply Assurance Amid Shortages
Textbook shortages are intensifying in Vietnam ahead of the new school year, with parents struggling to find essential materials. On August 21st, the Ministry of Education issued an urgent directive to local authorities and publishers, mandating the full supply of textbooks by August 30th.
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