Hải Phòng traces people after woman tests positive for virus in Australia

March 11, 2021 - 11:29

The northern city of Hải Phòng is tracing people who had close contact with two local residents who tested positive for the coronavirus when they arrived in Australia.

 

The area where the COVID-19 patents reside has been locked down. — VNA/VNS Photo

HẢI PHÒNG — The northern city of Hải Phòng is tracing people who had close contact with two local residents who tested positive for the coronavirus when they arrived in Australia.

The patients included a 42-year-old woman and her child, born in 2003, residing on Nguyễn Công Trứ Street of Lê Chân District. They travelled to Hà Nội on February 26 where their samples were negative for the virus. They flew to Australia on February 28 and arrived in the country on March 1 after transiting in Singapore. 

The child tested negative for the virus on March 3, while the mother was declared infected three days later.

The city’s authorities have asked people who had contacts with the two patients from February 20-28 to contact medical centres in their residential areas or the hotline of the Hải Phòng Health Department, 0978 789 499, 0902 210 218, or 0912 498 366 to receive support.

All 13 F1 (direct contact) cases (including 11 in Lê Chân District, one in Hồng Bàng District), and one in Ngô Quyền District) and all 36 related cases in Lê Chân District tested negative for the virus, however. — VNS

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