Vaccination progress “too slow”, minister urges ramp-up
Minister of Health Nguyễn Thanh Long repeatedly urged localities nationwide to ramp up vaccination efforts, complaining that the vaccination rollouts were “too slow” in many places.
Minister of Health Nguyễn Thanh Long repeatedly urged localities nationwide to ramp up vaccination efforts, complaining that the vaccination rollouts were “too slow” in many places.
It is in challenging times that we see the best of people. And in Việt Nam, there is no shortage of do-gooders willing to help those in need. In Đắk Lắk volunteers and government officials are collected much-needed produce to send to localities hit hardest by the pandemic.
Vingroup’s affiliate VinBioCare has received approval for clinical trial from the Ministry of Health to advance ARCT-154, a new generation Arcturus vaccine targeting SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern, including the Delta variant.
Barriers and green boards were put up at the entrances of nearly 50 residential areas in Hoàng Mai District, indicating no COVID-19 patients have been reported there and outlining measures that visitors must take before entering
Two working groups were established by the Ministry of Health Monday to facilitate COVID-19 treatment nationwide.
HCM City leaders yesterday asked the Ministry of Health to support the city to reduce the number of COVID-19 deaths.
A number of migrant workers who are unemployed due to social distancing measures, but can not go back to their hometowns, are struggling with their lives in the capital.
Deputy health minister Trần Văn Thuấn, leader of the ministry’s special task force on clinical trials and development of COVID-19 vaccines, made the request during a progress meeting with experts, as the country deals with a severe fourth wave of infections while vaccine supply is still limited amid a global shortage.
Under the guidance of the Ministry of Health, Vingroup has just successfully negotiated a special order of 500,000 Remdesivir drug vials, that is COVID-19 drug treatment licensed by the FDA of the United Staes.
A further 186 people have died of COVID-19-related complications, taking the total number of fatalities to 1,881.
Việt Nam’s total COVID-19 cases reached 161,761 on Monday with 389 more deaths after the Ministry of Health reported a daily increase of 7,455.
The Hoàn Mỹ Thủ Đức International General Hospital in HCM City’s Thủ Đức city on Monday began admitting COVID-19 patients after one week of preparation to share the burden with public hospitals and meet the increasing number of cases.