COVID-19 update on January 23
Cầu Giấy, Thanh Xuân and Ba Đình districts have adjusted their COVID-19 pandemic to level 2 (yellow - medium risk) and allow the resumption of dine-in services in their areas since 6am January 22.
Together with the Women’s Charity Association of HCM City, Bayer has provided relief packages in the form of nutritional, educational and livelihood support to selected communities that have been severely affected by COVID-19, especially seniors without family, disadvantaged women and children.
Việt Nam confirmed a total of 15,707 new COVID-19 patients on Saturday, raising the total number to 2,126,444.
Farmers in the south - central province of Ninh Thuận are getting high prices for grapes they are harvesting for Tết (Lunar New Year) as demand is high but not supply.
Many zero-đồng mini supermarkets have been opened for the needy and many programmes have been organised to present gifts to special groups across the country with the aim of bringing them a warm Tết (Lunar New Year)
Hà Nội will strive to complete COVID-19 vaccinations for more than 1,000 elderly people with underlying conditions in the city, even if they have to carry out throughout the upcoming Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, amid case spike.
The HCM City healthcare sector has assured it is well prepared to respond to the highly contagious Omicron variant of COVID-19 after the city recorded three domestic cases, and called on the public to stay calm and not panic.