Extensive vaccination of children helps reduce disease burden: WHO representative The extensive vaccination of children aged 12 and above helps reduce disease burden and the risk of new variant emergence, potentially by reducing viral transmission, Dr Kidong Park, WHO Representative in Việt Nam, said in an interview with Vietnam News Agency reporters.

Hà Nội still faces high risks of COVID-19 outbreaks: expert

A senior medical expert has warned that even though social distancing regulations have been greatly eased in Hà Nội, the capital city is still at risk of further COVID-19 outbreaks.

Extra vigilance needed to avoid new wave of COVID-19: Health ministry Minister of Health Nguyễn Thanh Long urged localities to raise their vigilance as the risk of further COVID-19 outbreaks is very high in the near future.

Military doctor on the frontline against COVID-19 "Mom, you complete the mission and come back to us!"

3.1m doses of COVID-19 vaccine donated by US, Japan arrive in Việt Nam 3.1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine donated by the US and Japan have reached Việt Nam over the weekend.

Asia Pacific Employer Medical Benefit Costs to Grow 8.2 Percent in 2022: Aon Survey Asia Pacific Employer Medical Benefit Costs to Grow 8.2 Percent in 2022: Aon Survey

HCM City kickstarts domestic travel with closed tours to safe destinations

The HCM City tourism sector has co-operated with travel firms and destinations in the city to promote online booking and payment solutions. 

Students return to universities in HCM City Students at many universities in HCM City have returned to campus as the city has eased COVID-19 restrictions.

PM urges Phú Thọ, Sóc Trăng and Cà Mau to quickly put the clusters under control Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has urged local authorities of Phú Thọ, Sóc Trăng and Cà Mau provinces to quickly detect new COVID-19 clusters and conduct the pandemic risk level assessment on the smallest possible scale.

Checkpoints at Hà Nội gateways removed Checkpoints at the city's gateways will stop operation after more than three months of deployment to control COVID-19.