17 COVID-19 cases confirmed on Monday evening
Seventeen new cases of COVID-19, including one imported case and 16 domestic cases, were confirmed on Monday evening, raising Việt Nam's total caseload to 3,461.
Seventeen new cases of COVID-19, including one imported case and 16 domestic cases, were confirmed on Monday evening, raising Việt Nam's total caseload to 3,461.
HCM City has received two more trains for its metro route No. 1 between Bến Thành and Suối Tiên, scheduled to begin commercial operations next year, making for a total of three so far.
The People’s Committee of Hoà Bình City, Hoà Bình Province, decided to apply social distancing for the whole city with a population of more than 135,000 people from midnight on Monday until further notice.
Thirty-one new COVID-19 local cases and one imported case were reported on Monday afternoon, including a one-year-old child.
All people returning from Đà Nẵng must make a health declaration and isolate at home upon arriving in Quảng Nam Province from Monday.
Eighty new COVID-19 cases were confirmed Monday morning, 78 of them community infections, including a two-year-old boy.
Việt Nam has reported 87 new COVID-19 infection cases on Sunday evening – the highest daily case number since the pandemic began.
The Ministry of Health has sent an official dispatch to chairpersons of provincial and municipal People's Committees, directors of provincial and municipal Departments of Health and heads of medical facilities nationwide, asking them to raise the alert against the COVID-19 pandemic to the highest level and actively conduct COVID-19 testing at hospitals.
The Vietnam Red Cross Society's Central Committee on Saturday launched the Humanitarian Month 2021 on the occasion of World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day (May 8).