Vietnam to Install Surveillance Cameras at Key National Exam Sites to Prevent Cheating
The Vietnamese government plans to mandate the installation of surveillance cameras at key national exam sites to bolster anti-cheating measures. The move aims to enhance monitoring through technology and detect irregularities via data analysis, with the Ministry of Education and Training tasked with developing an implementation roadmap.
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