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How should I use sunscreen?
I usually put a huge amount of sunscreen on my body, and even use body sunscreen for my face sometimes. What is the recommended amount of sunscreen to apply and how should I use it? (Ngan, 29, Hanoi).
Heat stroke kills man in central Vietnam
Hanoi swelters as UV index reaches alarming levels
Vietnam braces for hottest summer in history
With the mercury soaring to record highs, Vietnam is bracing for a summer season that could be the hottest in history.
April 24, 2019 | 05:12 pm PT
Ultra high UV levels hitting Saigon, experts warn
Saigon residents face the risk of burned eyes and skin even after brief exposure to the sun, doctors caution.
February 17, 2019 | 10:20 pm PT