Southern Vietnam’s stay-at-home order puts brakes on factory production

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Southern Vietnam’s stay-at-home order puts brakes on factory production

| Aug 25, 2021 12:53PM EDT
An army-enforced lockdown of Vietnam's southern manufacturing heartland is bringing factory production to a standstill.
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