Finally something about it is mentioned in the state run media. I've seen it many times before, the party put out "feelers" via announcements of "discussing" certain topics and the media report on that. The party then gets public feedback about that topic and it shapes their policy based on backlash. Latest poll I saw is that ~75% of citizens here do not want the borders re-opened, period.
Isn't it odd when you look at the bigger picture here - these non-democratic Asian countries are closest to the source of the virus, yet have managed to both control -even eliminate it better than western countries, and their actions/policies re. border closures aren't being undermined by government individuals personal financial incentives to reopen (just one example is that Aristo has 5% VN gov ownership IIRC, and Cambodian casinos definitely have conflicting interests). These countries are in some ways more scared of the people than many realize. They are in a catch 22, resumption of tourism is good for an entire industry and especially their own pockets however it obviously has a high risk of them losing public support - and losing face - something which takes precedence over all here.
I'll reiterate that it's highly unlikely borders will re-open in any meaningful capacity for DNA for months to come.
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