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Vietnam set to classify COVID-19 as common disease
The Ministry of Health is wrapping up the process of designating COVID-19 as a common infectious disease.
COVID-19 officially becomes Group B infectious disease
Under Decision No 26/2023/QD-TTg from the Prime Minister dated October 19, 2023, from October 20, COVID-19 is no longer a Group A infectious disease and is downgraded to Group B.
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