As people all over the country join together in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, the military’s efforts shouldn't be forgotten, especially the dedication of soldiers serving at the quarantine centres.
Two new COVID-19 cases, including one relating to Hà Nội’s Bạch Mai Hospital, were reported by the Ministry of Health Saturday morning.
Two more cases of COVID-19 confirmed, Việt Nam reported 239 cases
The Ministry of Health has issued an urgent notice to trace all people in close contact with the 237th COVID-19 patient, a 64-year-old Swedish man, who was reported infected with the coronavirus on Friday after being hospitalised for a traffic accident.
The American patient said thanks to the doctors and that he was impressed with Việt Nam’s medical system in its efforts to control the COVID-19 pandemic.
Four new COVID-19 infections, including two cases related to the HCM City-based Buddha Bar cluster, were reported by the Ministry of Health on Friday afternoon, raising the national toll to 237.
Organisations and individuals across the country have been working together to do their parts in coping with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The central province of Quảng Nam had sent 142 local people returning from HCM City to isolation sites in Tiên Phước, Quế Sơn, Thăng Bình and Núi Thành districts as of Friday.
Vingroup announced it would produce ventilators and body thermometers to serve the domestic market on April 3. It will also give the Ministry of Health (MoH) 5,000 non-invasive ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in Việt Nam.
The city’s public security department said captain D.T.T, 41, and sergeant V.T.T,23, died near Mân Quang Bridge, while a local resident was injured at the site around 9pm on Thursday.
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The Ministry of Labour, Invalid and Social Affairs is drafting new multi dimensional poverty levels applicable during 2021-2025 with higher criteria.
HCM City has set up 10 traffic control stations at the city's gateways and on major routes to quickly handle violations of new rules limiting transport of vehicles departing from or arriving in the city from April 1 to 15.
The HCM City Department of Health’s operation centre on April 2 began using a software application to manage quarantined people and COVID-19 patients.
Seven COVID-19 patients in the south central coastal province of Bình Thuận and three in HCM City have recovered and have been discharged from hospital.
The policy will be effective from May 15 this year until the revised law on Vietnamese guest workers working abroad under contracts takes effect.
The buses will pick up 194 people in the quarantine facility in Pháp Vân-Tứ Hiệp student dormitory in Hoàng Mai District and 48 in a military camp in Thanh Trì District.