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Vietnam reports 1,239 new COVID-19 cases, no death on May 27

Vietnam registered 1,239 new COVID-19 infections, and no deaths on May 27.
Vietnam reports 1,239 new COVID-19 cases, no death on May 27 ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam registered 1,239 new COVID-19 infections, and nodeaths on May 27.

The Ministry of Health also announced that 9,365 COVID-19patients were given the all-clear, bringing the number of recoveries to9,431,450.

Hanoi still had the most daily infections with 297, followedVinh Phuc with 86, and Phu Tho with 63

The national tally is now 10,715,247.

There are 164 patients in a serious condition, with tworequiring mechanical ventilation and six on life support.

A total of 220,441,206 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have beenadministered so far, with 198.96 million doses in the adult population, 17.45million for those aged 12-17 years, and 4.02 million for children aged 5-11./.
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