Vietnam’s Zing News halts operation after govt inspection


HANOI (Bloomberg): Vietnam news website Zing News said it will suspend publication for three months from July 14 following a government inspection.

Zing News, indirectly owned by tech company VNG Corp, in a statement said it will "focus on overcoming and thoroughly correcting shortcomings” in implementing a press master plan adopted by the prime minister in 2019.

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