Vietnam reports one more imported COVID-19 case, national total at 332
Vietnam confirmed one more COVID-19 case coming from abroad as of 6pm on June 8, according to the National Steering Committee on COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
An ambulance carrying a patient to the Hanoi-based National Hospital for Tropical Diseases (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam confirmed one more COVID-19
case coming from abroad as of 6pm on June 8, according to the National Steering
Committee on COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
Accordingly, the country has so far recorded a total of 332
infection cases.
Patient No.332, 18 years old, came into Vietnam through a border gate in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap on May 25, and was quarantined in the province following his entry.
As of June 8, Vietnam entered the 53rd day
in a row without community transmission.
As many as 9,088 who had close contact with patients and
entered from epidemic-hit areas are being put under quarantine.
Up to 316 out of the 332 patients have fully recovered./.
Video
Vietnam, Malaysia enjoy thriving relations over five decades
Ninth National External Information Service Awards launched
Vietnam's retail market proves attractive for foreign investors
Sa Huynh Civilisation relic site in Quang Ngai earns special national status
President hosts former youth union officials
You should also see
Ba Ria-Vung Tau’s deep-sea port receives biggest-ever container ship
Gemalink, the largest deep-sea container port in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau’s Cai Mep - Thi Vai seaport complex, has recently received a 24,188 TEU container vessel, the biggest ever of its kind has docked at the port to date.
See more
Health
Cuba helps improve community healthcare in HCM City
Cuba and Ho Chi Minh City are cooperating to improve the quality of community healthcare.
Health
Timely adjusting anti-COVID-19 measures to ensure public health
Vietnam recorded 64 COVID-19 cases in the week from March 21-25, raising the total number of cases from the start of the pandemic to 11,527,203.
Health
Prenatal, newborn screening programme helps improve population quality
Since 2006, the Ministry of Health has carried out prenatal and newborn screening, diagnosis, and treatment of some diseases and disorders to help reduce costs and improve the health of the future population.
Health
Prenatal, new-born screening improves population health
As prenatal and newborn screening can reduce abnormalities by 95%, ensuring the health of infants, Vietnam is focusing on improving screening technologies to world standards, dedicated to improving the quality of health in the country’s population.
Health
Over 103,000 TB cases detected in Vietnam last year
Vietnam detected 103,120 tuberculosis (TB) patients in 2022, up nearly 31% year-on-year, and 1.8% against that of 2020.
