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Seven more COVID-19 patients discharged from hospital in Da Nang

The Hoa Vang COVID-19 treatment hospital in the central city of Da Nang said on August 16 afternoon that it has successfully treat seven more COVID-19 patients.
Seven more COVID-19 patients discharged from hospital in Da Nang ảnh 1Seven COVID-19 patients discharged from Hoa Vang COVID-19 treatment hospital (Source: VNA)

Da Nang (VNA) – The Hoa Vang COVID-19 treatment hospital in the central city ofDa Nang said on August 16 afternoon that it has successfully treat seven more COVID-19 patients.
They were discharged from the hospital on the day and will bequarantined at home for the next 14 days in line with the Health Ministry’s regulations.

To date, a total of 456 people positive for the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 have been given the all-clear, with 44 linked to the DaNang pandemic epicenter.

As of August 16 afternoon, Vietnam has so far recorded 951 COVID-19 infections,including 334 imported cases and 24 fatalities related to this disease./.
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