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1. in May, China began requiring Vietnamese traders to provide stamps of origin, area code and phytosanitary certificates for the fruits that they export.

2. Vietnam had reported 92 suspected cases with symptoms like high fever and coughing including some who visited infected areas in China, as of Sunday.

3. This is one of dozens of cases that have been uncovered related to the physical, emotional or psychological abuse of elderly people in Vietnam over the past few years.

4. Although netizens quickly stepped in to express their anger and grievances at their parents' abusers, many elderly people remain on the margins of society.

5. 95% of the country's population in 2017, equivalent to 11 million people.

6. They can face many challenges and depend on their children in their care, leading to dependency problems and personal debt, one of the most common reasons for abuse in the context of rapidly aging population.

7. It is believed that Vietnamese people invest all their money in their children's education and future, so when they get old, they can pay off.

8. The report of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) affirmed that reporting or even acknowledging cases of elder abuse is taboo in Vietnam because it is considered a private matter in the family.

9. But the country does not have a hotline to protect the elderly in case of emergencies, nor programs to prepare the younger generation for old age.

10. The country faces a shortage in the supply of nursing homes as its population ages, with government support and private sector investment slow to emerge.