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239 local cases reported on Saturday morning in HCM City (215), Phú Yên (11), Hưng Yên (10), Bạc Liêu (2), and Bắc Ninh (1). Of these, 206 cases were detected in quarantine or locked down areas.

400 scientific reports presented at Chợ Rẫy Hospital scientific conference

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Inclusive education offers better care for kids with disabilities

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From pixels to people care: the AI innovations at Thủy Lợi University

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Việt Nam–Denmark partnership drives industrial energy efficiency gains under DEPP3

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Hà Giang Loop to see stricter measures rolled out to ensure safety

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HCM City kick-starts health check-ups for all citizens

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More than 500 new cases reported on Friday

Việt Nam recorded 545 new COVID-19 cases on Friday.

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219 new COVID-19 cases reported on Friday evening

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Three men die of COVID complications

Three more people have died of COVID-related complications, all men in their 60s with underlying health issues.

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Health ministry receives 190,000 COVID-19 test kits from German states

The Ministry of Health on Friday received 190,000 COVID-19 test kits worth some US$500,000 USD donated by German states via the World University Service of Germany (WUS).

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Final stage of human trials for homegrown Nano Covax vaccine begins

About 350 volunteers in Hưng Yên Province on Friday received the first shot of the homegrown Nano Covax vaccine in the third and final stage of human trials.

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Việt Nam to receive 8 million COVID-19 vaccine doses this month: health minister

Eight million doses of COVID-19 vaccines are expected to be delivered to Việt Nam in July, according to Minister of Health Nguyễn Thanh Long.

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High school exam supervisors, candidates to take COVID-19 tests on July 3

All supervisors and students who will participate in the National High School Graduation Examination will be tested for COVID-19.

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School fees to remain unchanged in many provinces, cities amid COVID distress

Many provinces and cities will keep tuition fees at public schools unchanged for 2021-22 as instructed by the Ministry of Education and Training to mitigate the financial difficulties people face due to the COVID-19 outbreak.