Vietnam reports COVID-19-related death
A 68-year-old man from the central province of Quang Nam, the fifteenth user in death from COVID-19 headaches in Vietnam.
The death was shown through the Deputy Minister of Health, Nguyen Truong Son.
The resident boy from Thang Binh district. He suffered from chronic kidney failure, metastatic lung kidney cancer and type 2 diabetes.
On July 9, the patient was admitted to the Department of Nephrology and Endocrinology at Da Nang Hospital for treatment. He was discharged from the hospital on July 22 and returned to Quang Nam.
On July 30, he tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and the next day he was sent to Hue Central Hospital No. 2 for quarantine and treatment.
From July 31 to August 5, the patient’s condition deteriorated with shortness of breath, gastrointestinal bleeding and high fever.
On August 10, his blood pressure dropped and he developed symptoms of vasomotor disorder. Doctors showed his death at 5:30 p.m.
The cause of death recorded was severe pneumonia in COVID-19, headaches of severe respiratory failure, pulmonary artery occlusion in patients with kidney cancer, bladder and lung metastasis, chronic kidney failure and type 2 diabetes.
Of the 847 cases of COVID-19 shown to date, another 399 people have recovered and 434 are still being treated.
In the meantime, no new cases were reported on the morning of August, according to the COVID-19 National Steering Committee for Prevention and Control.
Nearly 166,000 others are recently being quarantined in hospitals, medical facilities and homes.
The COVID-19 Bluezone app reaches 10 million users
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According to the Ministry of Information and Communications, up to 10 million of Vietnam’s 76.8 million smartphone users have downloaded a cell touch tracking app developed in the country to identify and alert others who have interacted with COVID-19 patients.
The Bluezone smartphone app relies on the Bluetooth sign to record when two users are close to another, data that can then be used to search for COVID-19 case contacts.
The app is now available on the Google Play Store and App Store.
Bluezone progression is monitored through MIC and the Ministry of Health. It was presented on April 18.
Mic suggested other people install the app, which helped to particularly increase the number of users. However, the figure is far from the department’s goal of 50 million active Bluezone users, the minimum number you think is necessary for the app to have a significant impact.
Bluezone would have the government temporarily identify others who would possibly be COVID-19 patents, to prevent him from further outbreaks of the disease.
No news from COVID-19 to report on the morning of August 11
Vietnam did not register any new coronavirus infections overnight, remaining at 847, the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19 said on the morning of August 11.
Of all infections, 318 are imported and quarantined upon arrival, while another 389 are connected to Da Nang city centre in the new outbreak that began on July 25.
Up to 399 patients or 47.1 of the total cases have been recovered, but the country has also recorded 15 similar deaths.
Of the others still being treated, nine tested negative once for SARS-CoV-2, the VIRUS for COVID-19, and 36 at least twice.
Recently, there are 165,983 people in close contact with cases shown or from areas affected by a quarantined pandemic. /.
Hanoi has pcR for Da Nang returnees
Hanoi is running to complete the implementation of the rt-PCT tests, a real-time transcription polymer chain reaction, until August 20 for another 75,000 people who visited the central city of Da Nang, a COVID-19 access point, and have returned to Hanoi. July 15, according to a senior official.
At an assembly in the capital on August 10, Hanoi People’s Committee Chairman Nguyen Duc Chung also asked others returning from Da Nang on July 8 to complete the form of a medical declaration and to the form of July 15 to submit to a PCR. Test.
The official asked the city’s fitness branch to rigorously monitor hospitals and medical services to prevent the outbreak, adding that suspected cases be analyzed immediately.
The department’s director, Nguyen Khac Hien, said 98,440 had returned from Da Nang to Hanoi, adding more than 75,810 returned as of July 15.
The city conducted immediate tests for more than 75,100 people and PCR tests for another 859, detecting a positive for SARS-CoV-2 that causes the disease.
Meanwhile, Ho Chi Minh City began to impose administrative fines from August 5 to those who do not wear a mask in public places, according to The Vice-President of the Municipal People’s Committee, Le Thanh Liem.
The Municipal Ministry of Fitness reported that as of August 10, the town had filed 71 cases inflamed with COVID-19, with 62 cures.
Vietjet to send passengers stranded from Da Nang to Hanoi, HCM city
Cheap airline Vietjet will co-operate with the relevant government to operate 4 flights on August 13 and 14, 2020 in order to bring back stranded passengers in da Nang Central City in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
They come with two flights from Da Nang to Hanoi on August 13 departing at nine a.m. and four p.m., and two from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City on August 1 at four, departing at nine a.m. and four p.m.
Passengers on these flights are tourists, adding up many children, stranded in Da Nang due to social estrangement measures in the city. Upon arrival, all passengers and cabin equipment must undergo medical examinations and comply with local quarantine requirements.
All Vietjet flights meet the highest global criteria and recommendations of the authorities, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to ensure the protection of all passengers and equipment before and after flights. So far, all Vietjet pilots, cockpit teams and workers are safe.
These are the first domestic flights operated through Vietjet to bring stranded passengers due to COVID-19. Previously, in spirit and duty to the community, the airline also operated flights to repatriate Vietnamese citizens around the world and transported thousands of tons of essential goods, medical devices for the prevention of a pandemic.
By the end of July, Vietjet had safely brought about 10,000 Vietnamese citizens from Japan, the Republic of Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan (China), Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Brunei, Indonesia and Myanmar.
The airline of the new Vietjet era has not only revolutionized the aviation industry in Vietnam, but has also been a pioneering airline in the region and around the world. Focusing on cargo management, effective operations and functionality, Vietjet offers flight opportunities with affordable and flexible fares, as well as diversified to meet visitor demands.
Vietjet is a full member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) with the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certificate. As Vietnam’s largest personal airline, the airline earned the most sensible 7-star protection rating in 2018 and 2019 through the world’s only product assessment and protection, airlinescores.com, and ranked among the 50 most sensible airlines in the world in terms of healthy financing and operations through Airfinance. Journal in 2018 and 2019. The airline has also been named Best Low Cost Airline through famous organizations such as Skytrax, CAPA, Airline Ratings and many others.
Thua Thien-Hue stands firm with Da Nang in COVID-19 match
Twenty doctors and 20 nurses from the central province of Thua Thien-Hue visited the vicinity of Da Nang city on 10 August for their colleagues to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
With a large number of infections reported in the last two weeks, Da Nang has the most giant outbreak of the disease in Vietnam.
The president of the Provincial People’s Committee, Phan Ngoc Tho, valued the duty and emotions of medical staff for the city of Da Nang, adding that it is a significant act to help the city in particular and the whole country as a whole to defeat the coronavirus. Soon.
In the time ahead, the Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy Hospital will send 150 volunteers to support a field hospital in Da Nang.
Meanwhile, Hue Central Hospital has mobilized an experienced medical body of fashion workers and gadgets to treat patients with severe COVID-19 transported from Da Nang and central Quang Nam Province.
More than 340 Vietnamese returned from Russia
The relevant Vietnamese agencies, the Vietnam Embassy in Russia and the national airline Vietnam Airlines worked with Russia to bring home more than 340 Vietnamese citizens on August 10.
The passengers included children under 18 years old, the elderly, sick people, labourers with expired visas and contracts, stranded tourists and students without accommodation due to school campus closures.
The embassy sent officials to citizens at the airport.
All passengers were subjected to checks and quarantines upon access to Van Don Airport in northeastern Quang Ninh province.
The government and Vietnamese missions plan to establish more flights to bring more Vietnamese citizens home, depending on their wishes and 40 at home. /.
Vietnam Airlines to send 700 stranded from Da Nang to Hanoi, HCMV
The national airline Vietnam Airlines announced on August 10 that it would operate 3 flights to transport more than 700 tourists stranded in Da Nang, now the largest COVID-19 outbreak in the country, to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
These flights are scheduled from 12 to 13 August, carrying passengers stranded in Da Nang due to social estrangement measures.
All of them, together with crew members, will be under quarantine and medical monitoring in localities in line with regulations.