Vietnam Allocates $39M to Support Severely Disabled Citizens Amid Economic Growth
Vietnam's government has allocated $39 million (VND600 billion) to support approximately 8,000 severely disabled citizens. This initiative, part of the one-party state's efforts to enhance social welfare amidst sustained economic growth, targets individuals requiring assistance with at least three daily activities.
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