Four new imported COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday

Four more imported cases of COVID-19 were reported in Việt Nam on Wednesday. One 72-year-old Vietnamese woman returning from the US, transiting through Hong Kong, three Vietnamese girls including a 14-year-old and a 10-year-old returning from the US, transiting via Korea. Four more have recovered.

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Donation helps improve care for children and women

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Health experts call for further efforts to raise awareness against AMR threat

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Vietnam News Agency's southern branch co-operates with Pathway School

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Vietnam’s culture and cuisine introduced in Israel

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One dead in violent attack as naked man allegedly steals car, goes on rampage

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Over 100 skeletons discovered during drainage construction in Hà Nội

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Health insurance expected to cover 91.58 percent of population

Up to 91.58 percent of the national population are expected to join health insurance in 2021, according to the Vietnam Social Security (VSS).

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Lack of post-stroke rehabilitation facilities affects patient recovery

A shortage of stroke rehabilitation facilities nationwide is affecting recovery for many patients, doctors have said.

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Accidents relating to home-made firecracker on the rise

As the number people injured by firecracker increases, doctors are warning people of the danger of 'home-made' fireworks - particularly children.

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Bình Dương to spend $388 million to improve transport connectivity

Around VNĐ9 trillion (US$388 million) will be spent for key transport projects this year to boost socio-economic development.

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Authorities urge pandemic prevention to ensure peaceful Tết

The COVID-19 pandemic has been well controlled in Việt Nam, but risks of an outbreak are still present, especially with the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday approaching, leading experts to warn that people need to strictly abide by preventive regulations.

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Việt Nam among countries with highest cancer fatality rates globally

Việt Nam has been named among the countries worldwide with the highest rate of cancer fatalities and new cancer cases, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).

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One new imported COVID-19 case reported on Tuesday

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Coronavirus patient charged with 'spreading dangerous disease' over illegal entrance

Vĩnh Long’s police said on Tuesday that they have launched legal proceedings against COVID-19 Patient No.1,440 for having illegally entered the country while carrying the virus and evading mandatory quarantine late December last year.

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Health ministry, VMA sign partnership agreement on breast cancer treatment in VN

Ministry of Health and Vietnam Medical Association will work together in improving access to innovative therapies for high-risk breast cancer patients in Việt Nam during period 2020 –25 as part of a Memorandum of Understanding signed on Tuesday.