The way bigger issue now is the fact that To Lam is now president (#2 in Vietnam) and being positioned for the top seat in 2026. Oh and he'll continue to be Minister of Public Security as well.
It's the equivalent of making the Head of the KGB the next head of the USSR.
To Lam and the faction that backed him are much more ambivalent of market economics than the faction that lost the game of thrones going on the past few years, and he is EXTREMELY authoritarian in how he handles governance (he was the butcher of Gia Lai).
This is basically the same game of thrones we saw in China in 2011-14 happening in VN.
Already my SO's friends who run medical practices and clinics in Saigon are getting hit this past month by "anti-corruption" investigations that are basically a blatant attempt at extracting bribes - which was always an issue but never as blatant as the last few weeks.
Lots of medical groups do bad stuff in VN, but the laws were also made to maximize bribe taking on the regulators end - for example, Nitrous Oxide is an illegal anesthesia, despite being openly available and abused in the party scene in VN, along with the fact that regulations around clinic sizes were purposely made so it's essentially impossible for any clinic to be following building code, and lots of doctors have been laid off the last few weeks because government docs get paid horribly ($200-300/mo) so everyone moonlights. And now most clinics are cutting staff or shutting down.
Oh and Medical Education is no longer free - they're now charging $6k/yr for medical education in a country where your average household income might be half that and unlike the PH or Indonesia (countries with a similar GDP per Capita and HDI) there isn't a strong professionalized local lending and mortgage scene.