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Vietnam's coal production rose for the second straight month in March yet was slightly lower compared with the year-ago level, official data showed.
The country produced 4.60 million tonnes of coal in March, down 4.09% year on year but rising 19.84% month on month, showed data from the country's General Statistics Office.
In January-March, the country produced a total 11.69 million tonnes of coal, inching up 0.49% from 11.74 million tonnes from a year ago.
April's production is expected to reach 4.96 million tonnes, down 7.28% on the year but rising 7.79% on the month, bringing the expected production during the first four months to 16.65 million tonnes, which is still 2.62% lower than the same period in 2022.
The bulk of coal production in Vietnam is supplied for power generation, cement making and other industrial use.
(Writing by Emma Yang Editing by Harry Huo)
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