Việt Nam reports 11,434 more COVID-19 cases on Wednesday
An additional 11,434 COVID-19 cases were recorded on Wednesday and 364 virus-related deaths. The Ministry of Health also announced an extra 440 fatalities that were registered on Tuesday.
An additional 11,434 COVID-19 cases were recorded on Wednesday and 364 virus-related deaths. The Ministry of Health also announced an extra 440 fatalities that were registered on Tuesday.
Classes in HCM City at public schools will start on September 6, although the academic year 2021-22 officially begins on September 1, Hồ Tấn Minh, deputy director of HCM City's Department of Education and Training, said.
In the past six weeks there have been seven separate COVID-19 clusters in Hà Nội, with a total of 627 new infections recorded.
Scientists from Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) have designed and built a mobile oxygen and medical compressed air generator station to help the country fight COVID-19.
Pregnant health workers will not be assigned to work at coronavirus treatment facilities.
Việt Nam on Tuesday recorded 12,607 new COVID-19 cases.
The Secretary of the HCM City Party Committee has said the COVID-19 rate of 3.8 per cent in high-risk areas identified following mass testing over the past week is within the city’s capacity to handle.
Bình Dương and Đồng Nai, the two southern provinces neighbouring HCM City, are set to roll out 1.5 million doses of Sinopharm Vero Cell vaccines they received from the southern city
The supplies were transported to the Nhà Rồng-Khánh Hội port in HCM City by Indian Navy ship INS Airavat on Monday.