Vietnam Launches "One Person, One Sport" Movement to Boost National Health
The Vietnamese government will launch a nationwide "One Person, One Sport" movement on October 10, 2026, encouraging every citizen to regularly engage in at least one sport. The initiative aims to connect professional sports with grassroots fitness activities to improve the overall health of the population.
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