Up to 97 percent of enterprises in the southern province of Dong Nai have to date resumed operations, with 86 percent of labourers returning to work, according to the Dong Nai Industrial Parks Management Board.
Dong Nai (VNA)ꦺ – Up to 97 percent of enterprises inthe southern province of Dong Nai have to date resumed operations, with 86 percent of labourers returning to work, according to the Dong Nai Industrial Parks Management Board.
The province is home to 31 industrial parks (IPs), housingmore than 1,700 businesses and 615,000 workers. Meanwhile, firms that have yet to restart operations includesmall- and medium-sized enterprises and those specialise in mechanics andmachinery industry. Deputy head of the Dong Nai IPs Management Board Le Van Danhsaid that businesses in the province had to halt operations for months due tocomplicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the enterprises have undergone fastrecovery while many others have registered to resume operations and raisecapacity in the past month. The Dong Nai IPs Management Board is keeping a close watch onthe recovery of local businesses and exerting efforts in removing bottlenecksso as to help them stabilise their production and operations. The province is working to fully vaccinate workers to ensuresafe operations of factories./.
There are nearly 1,400 firms or over 80 percent of those operating in 31 industrial parks in the southern province of Dong Nai have resumed their operations, according to the provincial Industrial Zones Authority.
Nearly 1,450 enterprises in industrial parks in the southern province of Dong Nai have resumed operations with over 426,000 labourers working in the form of “three-on-site” or going home daily, said deputy head of the provincial IPs management board Le Van Danh on October 18.
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Illustrative photo (Source: VNA) 
