Vietnam to Provide One-Off Payment to Certain Drivers Amid Economic Support Measures
Vietnam's government has decided to provide a one-off payment of $245 to taxi, rental car, and school bus drivers. This move is seen as part of Vietnam's efforts to strengthen support for certain professional groups amidst its ongoing economic growth.
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