COVID-19 cases in Vietnam stand at 153
The number of COVID-19 cases in Vietnam has reached 153 after the Ministry of Health confirmed 12 more cases by 6pm March 26.
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Of the five latest cases, two entered Vietnam between March 21 -23. They have been isolated after landing.
The three other had contact with people tested positive for Covid-19./.
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