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Like guardian angels dressed in white, health workers take to the streets of Hà Nội to help those in need.
No matter what the weather, night or day, they know they must fulfil their mission to ensure vaccinations for those stuck at home unable to get outside.
Many are elderly, frail, or disabled, and if it wasn’t for these knights in shining armour, getting a vaccine would be nigh on impossible.
Whether they are going door-to-door in Đống Đa, or pounding the beat in Ba Đình, the mobile medical teams know full well that nobody can ever be left behind.
With Việt Nam’s clear mantra of living safely with COVID-19 etched in their minds, vaccinating the entire population is a task of the utmost importance.
Deputy Prime Minister Phạm Bình Minh revealed this week how Việt Nam was among the top listed countries with the largest vaccination coverage in the whole world with more than 70 million of the nation’s 96-million population vaccinated with two doses.
But this is not the time to rest on our laurels, more still needs to be done and that’s exactly why the dedicated health teams are working around the clock to complete all home vaccinations by January 9. — VNS
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| Mobile injection teams in Điện Biên Ward, Ba Đình District visiting the houses of people with limited mobility and the elderly to administer COVID-19 vaccines. — VNA/VNS Photo Minh Quyết |
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| The mobile injection team is equipped with all the necessary protective and medical equipment to ensure safety. — VNA/VNS Photo Minh Quyết |
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| A doctor screening a patient before administering the COVID-19 vaccine at her home in Điện Biên Ward, Ba Đình District. — VNA/VNS Photo Minh Quyết |
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| Medical staff prepares an oxygen cylinder before vaccination. — VNA/VNS Photo Minh Quyết |
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| Administering a COVID-19 vaccine at a home in Điện Biên Ward, Ba Đình District. — VNA/VNS Photo Minh Quyết |
