Ho Chi Minh City Schools Halt Lunch Services, Parents Face Disruption
In Ho Chi Minh City, numerous schools remain unable to provide lunch services days into the new academic year. Changes in the meal supplier selection process and administrative delays for merged schools, including new seals and bank accounts, are disrupting family routines and increasing parental burdens.
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