Vietnam spends 20 days network infections in COVID-19
Vietnam scored 20 days of network infection on COVID-19 on Tuesday night.
Five COVID-19 patients from the National Hospital of Tropical Diseases of H. N’iwere received the Gentile on Tuesday.
Since the first case detected in January, there have been 1,069 infections across the country, of which 947 people have fully recovered and 35 deaths have been reported.
Also on Tuesday, 10 other people were given the green light after beating the coronavirus.
Five of them are located at Dong Anh District National Tropical Disease Hospital in Hanoi, 3 are from Tay Ninh General Hospital, one from Quang Nam Province and one from Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province.
Three are members of the same family, who served at the National Hospital of Tropical Diseases, Grandpa, Mom, and a two-year-old.
Patient 793 was in maximum critical condition at the time of hospitalization on August 14, and must be supported through the extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) device.
Patient 1045, 72-year-old, also in severe condition in the hospital, had difficulty breathing and putting a ventilator, also had pre-existing situations such as benign enlargement of the prostate and degenerative spine, after being treated for 8 days, his condition stepped forward and was removed from ventilation on September 14.
In the new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam (since July 25), the north recorded 4 cases of COVID-19 in critical situations, to date, 3 of those 4 cases have been recovered, the other is in a solid situation and any symptoms.
Of 121 active patients, 15 negatives for the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 once, two more twice and 19 three times.
Currently, another 23,725 people are in close contact with cases shown or from spaces affected by a quarantined pandemic.
According to the Steering Committee, COVID-19 outbreaks in Vietnam are largely controlled lately, but there is still a threat of infection in primary urban spaces if citizens are subjective in disease prevention and control.
Locals are kindly requested to continue dressed in face masks, wash their hands regularly, stay away from others, crowded meetings, and make statements of fitness.
The most recent case of COVID-19 in Da Nang is recovering
Hoa Vang Field Hospital in the central city of Da Nang discharged its last patient for the new coronavirus (COVID-19) on September 23 after the local resident fully recovered from the disease. Thanh Binh district boy from Hai Chau district of Da Nang.
He had spent a total of 36 days getting a remedy at Hoa Vang hospital, where he tested positive for COVID-19 a total of 19 times.
Since recovering in the hospital from the box, the patient has since tested negative on SARS-CoV-2 3 times.
After leaving Hoa Vang Field Hospital, you will be quarantined for an era of 14 days in accordance with regulations related to prevention and COVID-19.
Ngo Thi Kim Yen, director of Da Nang’s fitness department, said that after the man’s release, lately there were no COVID-19 patients in the city.
Today, Da Nang has spent a 24-day era on a new case of COVID-19.
US magazine highlights Vietnam’s social solidarity in fight opposing COVID-19
CounterPunch, an American magazine, recently published an article highlighting the strength of social solidarity in the fight opposing COVID-19 in Vietnam.
Vietnam acted temporarily and decisively to involve the COVID-19 pandemic across its final borders, banning flights from other countries, stoning to issue visas to foreigners, contacts, quarantine and a short-term national closure, according to the article.
Government movements would have been diluted, however, if others had not cooperated wearing masks, observing social estating and, at some point, leaving their homes alone for the most part.
Vietnam is well placed with a younger generation that is more individualistic than that of its parents due to the integration of its country into the global community, the Internet and the fact that they grow in times of peace, all in a sense of solidarity (“mutual interior of a group”) and identity with the collective, which is reinforced in times of crisis.
COVID-19 presented and understood as an invisible enemy to which others were to join, this solidarity ensures that to the fullest others will behave with empathy and compassion when necessary.
The article cites a survey by the British Council New Generation Vietnam that found that 72% of respondents in their country will be higher in 15 years than before 2019, reflecting the well-documented optimism of the Vietnamese people.
His considerations and advice relate to corruption, political commitment, environmental protection, gender equality and the economy and entrepreneurship.
Vietnam has no new instances of COVID-19 in early September 23
Vietnam has recorded new cases of COVID-19 in more than 12 hours from 6 a. m. September 23, according to the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19.
The country has so far registered 1,068 SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infections. Of that total, 691 cases were transmitted, adding 551 connected to the city of Da Nang since the last wave of coronavirus hit the town on 25 July.
Up to 980 patients recovered and 35 died from disease-like headaches. Most of the deaths were elderly people with serious underlying fitness problems.
Of the patients still being treated, they tested negative for the virus once, twice and 12 times.
Lately there are 20,872 other people in close contact with displayed instances or quarantined pandemic-affected spaces, adding 355 in hospitals, 12,932 at other quarantine sites and 7,585 at home or in shelters.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic can go back at any time, the Department of Health has advised others to wear masks in crowded spaces and wash their hands with soap or hand sanitist.
COVID-19: a foreigner tested after leaving the city of HCM
A Sri Lankan citizen has been diagnosed with SARS-CoV-2 after leaving Ho Chi Minh City for his hometown of HCM City authorities.
The Sri Lankan citizen left Vietnam on 12 September and the patient had a negative result before departure, Bui Thi Ngoc Hieu, vice president of the HCM city district administration.
However, the HCM Centre for Disease Prevention and Control reported on 18 September that the Sri Lankan citizen had contracted the virus upon returning to his hometown.
The address of District 7 was quick to go to the hotel where the Sri Lankan citizen had stayed before leaving.
A total of 15 hotel workers and managers were reportedly in direct and indirect contact with abroad; one of them was transferred to a concentrated quarantine facility and the other 14 were quarantined for home medical observation.
Epidemiologists said they had disinfected nearby and nearby houses.
On the same day, the HCM city government also reported a relapse in the city. The 27-year-old Chinese citizen entered Vietnam illegally and tested positive at a concentrated quarantine center.
The Chinese had recently been discharged from the hospital after fully recovering from the disease, however, it was shown that he had contracted the virus in his stay under medical supervision.
The city of HCM has not registered any new cases of transmitted coronavirus in the last 54 consecutive days. The city has removed nearly 1,000 other people for medical observation, adding 452 foreign experts and workers.
Ministry of Health, medical experts talk about the remedy of TSDs in the midst of COVID-19
A virtual forum on the remedy of noncommunicable diseases (ETDs) was held at the new general on 22 September.
Under the title ‘Digital remedies for health care in the new normal: strengthening care against ETDs’, the occasion was organised through the Ministry of Health in collaboration with the British Embassy in Vietnam, the UK-ASEAN Business Council and the ASEAN Business Advisory Council.
Speaking at the event, Deputy Health Minister Nguyen Truong Son said Vietnam had been able to contract COVID-19 because the country had not reported any locally reported cases in the last 20 days.
However, clinical evidence and truth in Vietnam show that COVID-19 presents greater dangers for the elderly and others with neural tube defects, adding cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer and end-stage kidney failure.
The medical formula suffers from maximum communicable and noncommunicable diseases, emphasized.
Vietnam has implemented measures to combat pandemics and ETDs, such as structure recommendations for the elderly and others with chronic diseases, as well as physical checkups and remote treatments, among others.
Medical experts at the forum discussed virtual remedies for physical care in the new normal, the effect of COVID-19 on remedying NTDs in the region, as well as responses to respond to those diseases, and the role of virtual technologies. in fitness care.
ETDs are to blame for 71% of deaths worldwide. The burden of fitness and prices has been higher for other vulnerable people in the context of COVID-19.
More than 220 Vietnamese returned from Japan
More than 220 Vietnamese citizens returned from Japan on a Vietjet Air repatriation flight on 22 September as a result of a joint effort through the competent government of both countries.
Passengers included young people under the age of 18, the elderly, others with health problems, pregnant women, staff whose contracts expired, students without accommodation due to the closure of dormitories and others in difficult circumstances.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Japan has sent to help citizens with pre-departure procedures at the airport.
Safety, protection and hygiene measures were strictly taken during the flight to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Upon arrival at Da Nang International Airport in the central city of the same name, all team members and passengers were subjected to medical examinations and quarantined in accordance with regulations.
In the coming times, repatriation flights will be organized to take Vietnamese citizens home, according to their call and national quarantine capacity.
Vietnam unveils 100,000 masks to Israel
On 22 September, Vietnamese mask manufacturer PSD passed more than 100,000 medical masks to the Israeli Embassy in Vietnam for other Israelis to fight COVID-19.
Israel’s ambassador to Vietnam, Nadav Eshcar, expressed his gratitude to Vietnam and praised the country’s efforts in combating the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aid to the solidarity and joint efforts of the two countries in times of difficulty and a test of friendship and cooperation between Israel and Vietnam, he stressed.
Vietnam and Israel have carried out fitness cooperation activities over the years, adding first aid education courses for cardiovascular emergencies in 8 Vietnamese provinces with the participation of Israeli experts in late 2019.
A three-week blockade has been carried out in Israel since 18 September, when many new COVID-19 infections have given the impression in the country.
Indonesia posts a number of deaths consistent with day in COVID-19
Indonesia reported 160 COVID-19 deaths on 22 September, the death toll in a single day to date, bringing the total to 9837.
The country has the current death toll from the coronavirus pandemic in Asia, only after India.
On the same day, 4,071 new COVID-19s were exhibited in the country, bringing the national count to 252,923.
Meanwhile, the total number of COVID-19 cases in the Philippines reached 291,789 after 1,635 new cases were recorded on 22 September, the lowest number in the last fortnight.
The number of COVID-19 deaths in the country increased to 5049 with 50 more deaths on 22 September.
President Rodrigo Duterte said the government will do everything imaginable to prevent the spread of the pandemic until a vaccine is available. He also asked citizens to continue to follow medical commands on disease prevention, such as dressing up in a mask and keeping others in bay in public places.
Australian newspaper highlights Vietnamese efforts to eliminate COVID-19 twice
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has published an article highlighting the country’s rapid, effective and cost-effective reaction to the new coronavirus (COVID-19) that has helped bring the lives of Vietnamese citizens back to normal. HIGHLIGHTS COVID-19 containment efforts in Vietnam Like many countries around the world, a momentary wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the country and gained popularity. in many other communities.
The article notes that coVID-19’s first death in the country occurred on July 31 when a 70-year-old man died with the virus in Da Nang.
This happened just six days after a new organization of instances detected at a local hospital, and the outbreak reached more than 550 instances, or about part of the total number of instances in the country since the start of the pandemic.
“The closure much tighter than last time and the reaction on our street was good, they discovered a case and temporarily closed it,” Jos Aguiar, an Australian citizen running for a Vietnamese real estate corporation in Da Nang, told ABC Jos Aguiar.
According to Guy Thwaites, Director of the Clinical Research Unit at Oxford University, founded in Ho Chi Minh City, the country has reveled in the treatment of infectious diseases, having been affected by viral infection epidemics for more than 20 years.
“It’s not a high-tech response, it’s a very fast and very well organized response,” he said.
“Whole families entered a sample,” Thwaites said, adding that communities or neighborhoods with known cases were the first.
“In this way, they had to verify the equivalent of about 100,000 more people through about 20,000 checks. He stored a lot of time and money for them,” Thwaites added.
The article explains that while tourists cannot enter the country today, efforts to repatriate Vietnamese citizens and highly professional foreign staff or investors take precedence.
Despite this, it is an idea that the economic benefits of COVID-19 will be as punitive for the country as they are for the region’s neighbors.
“Vietnam remains one of the few countries to continue to grow in 2020, while the rest of the world is expected to enter recession,” according to foreign consultancy PricewaterhouseCoopers.
In addition, the Asian Development Bank expects the Vietnamese economy to grow by 1. 8% this year, making it one of the only Southeast Asian economies to contract.
Hai Duong COVID-19 Relapse
A 34-year-old man from northern Hai Duong Province, who had already been discharged from the hospital for an era of 20 days after recovering from the new coronavirus (COVID-19), has re-tested the virus.
It is shown that the patient has a case of F1 similar to an outbreak of COVID-19 at a place to eat at Ngo Quyen Street in Hai Duong City.
The man was first diagnosed with the SARS-CoV-2 virus on August 17 before being admitted to Hai Duong Hospital for tropical diseases.
After recording 4 consecutive negative tests for the virus, he left the hospital on September 1 before going through an era of isolation at his home in Hai Duong.
At the end of the 14-day isolation era implemented in accordance with the Ministry of Physical Fitness regulations on prevention and COVID-19, patient samples were taken on September 20 for RT-PCR testing, with the effects positive again. -CoV-2 virus.
Due to considerations about the risk of local transmission imaginable, the government acted to temporarily close their home while conducting tests on those who had been in close contact with the patient.
The Vietnam Civil Aviation Authority has submitted detailed plans for flight schedules and for airlines to bring foreign passengers to Vietnam, pending approval through the Ministry of Transport and the relevant authorities.
More than 1,400 Vietnamese employees invited to South Korea are expected to lose their 100 million VND (US$4,239) bond each as they flee their office or attempt to remain in the country illegally.
Some 7,000 young people from Tuong Duong District, Nghe An Central Province, enjoyed their summer vacation in local libraries.
Universities have developed a variety of assistance systems to assist academics in higher education by adding loans, scholarships, housing, and food aid.
According to Nguyen Thanh Nha, director of HCM’s urban planning and architecture branch, Thu Duc will be the “core” of HCM City’s implementation of a knowledge-based smart city.
Dr. Luong Hoai Nam, an aviation expert, talks to the online newspaper VietnamPlus about measures for the effectiveness of the resumption of foreign flights in Vietnam.
Many teachers disagreed with new regulations that allow students to use phone classes, saying it would be difficult to control students.
On September 21, the Department of Health issued Decision No. 4042 / QD-BYT on the approval of the detection plan for SARS-CoV-2 in the COVID-19 pandemic instead of Decision No. 2245 / QD- BYT April. 22.
According to the Ministry of Labour, Invalides and Social Affairs, up to 1,750 Vietnamese remain illegally in South Korea after their employment contracts have expired.
Vaccines should take a safe and effective position, especially in remote and private areas where immunization policy has remained modest, Health Deputy Minister Do Xuan Tuyen said yesterday.
Ho Chi Minh City authorities are developing a plan for the design and structure of the subway around subway stations as a component of an effort to renovate their internal neighborhoods and expand infrastructure over the next five years.
Eight hotels in Hanoi, determined to space people in quarantine, are in a position to obtain guests. The room rate is VND 1. 2 to four million per day.
On 21 September, the People’s Court of the city of HCM opened a trial of 17 suspects, who are members of the “Trieu dai Viet” (Viet dynasty), accused of “terrorism to oppose the popular administration” in accordance with article 113 of the 2015 Penal Code
With two uninterrupted tests of negative effects after entry, those who enter Vietnam in paintings for more than 14 days can return home or to their homes to isolate themselves, according to the Ministry of Health’s most recent transitority consultant.
Hanoi has put forward a proposal to invest more than VND6fivetrn ($2. 7 billion) in the allocation of subway line five that joins Van Cao Street and hoa Lac high-tech park.
Training to operate and manage HCM City Metro Line No. 1 has begun, according to HCM City Urban Railway Company Ltd No. 1 (HURC 1).
Associate Professor Nguyen Hoang Long, director general of the Vietnamese HIV/AIDS Administration, discusses the country’s fight against the virus for more than 30 years.
Wanting to use classic leather fabrics to create eco-friendly products, Tran Van Hung in Thanh Hoa Province has been making looming bags for over two years.
Nearly 8 months since the World Health Organization declared the global COVID-19 pandemic, more than 950,000 people have died as a result of the disease.
Farmers in the upriver spaces of the Mekong Delta are waiting for the flood season, which brings sediment to rice paddies and other aquatic resource spaces.