Traditional market traders strive to adapt to the era of e-commerce

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    The explosion of e-commerce has caused many traditional markets to lack customers, making it difficult for traders to adapt. Ho Chi Minh City promotes market transformation and supports digital business skills.

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    HCMC - Dien Hong Ward Market is focusing on supporting traders to get acquainted, declare taxes and electronic invoices, and prepare to complete the conversion before the deadline of January 1, 2026.

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