Vietnam struggles to keep open manufacturing hub Binh Duong as Covid-19 cases surge

For almost two months, Sang Luu has been impatiently working at home earning half his previous salary, counting the days until it is safe for Vietnam’s economy to reopen.The 32-year-old, who lives in the southern province of Binh Duong, sells plastic injection moulding machines for a Vietnamese company that imports machinery from China and resells to local and foreign buyers.“We can’t deliver our products. We only have a few stocks left but we couldn’t even sell them,” Luu said, referring to…

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