COVID-19: No new network infection in days
No new cases of Covid-19 were reported monday morning in Vietnam, marking five consecutive days of transmission of the virus over the network, according to the Ministry of Health.
A stranded tourist in the central city of Da Nang is helped to return home.(Photo: VNA)
The figure includes 691 inflamed cases in the country, adding 551 similar to the outbreak in the central city of Da Nang since 25 July.
Of the active patients, 27 negatives for the new coronavirus once, 24 twice and 35 three times.
The committee also noted that patients are in critical condition, 3 of whom negative the virus on 3 occasions.
The total recovery amounts to 815 and the death toll is 35.Most deaths occurred among the elderly with severe underlying diseases.
Lately there are another 39,975 people in close contact with cases shown or of spaces affected by a quarantine pandemic.
Innovative creations for the network service of the COVID-19 epidemic
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During COVID-19, many clinical projects and inventions were also implemented.In Da Nang City, from the beginning, many automated devices were temporarily registered and put into service through school teams as well as members of youth unions.
The counting device for others entering and leaving this market has been conceptualized and implemented through teachers and academics at Danang Vocational College within five days of Da Nang city starting distributing uniform and market tickets.Built-in camera, automatic antiseptic water nozzle and a means of controlling the number of other people lately in market locations, this device contributes to social distance in market locations.
Coming from the true need of the community, these automatic disinfection machines were assembled and put into service temporarily. With the merit of helping well to restrict cross contamination, those machines were temporarily replicated in the city during the epidemic season.
With projects aimed at the practical service of the network, other young people not only show their role, but also help doctors or police, the military.
In the past, Da Nang has partnered with the city government to combat epidemics, clinical projects so practical and valuable can be the most effective weapons that other young people have contributed to the city’s anti-epidemic work.
Philippines over $8.8 billion for COVID-19 response
The Philippines has obtained a total of USD 8.83 billion in loans, loans and grants for government reaction efforts to COVID-19 from its progression partners and advertising markets, Chinese news firm Xinhua reported.
The Philippine Ministry of Finance (DOF) said on 6 September that of the total amount, USD 5.98 billion is budgetary financing from the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the French Development Agency and the Japan Agency for International Cooperation..
A total of $2.35 billion comes from the government’s latest bond offering, which reached its lowest coupon ever registered on the USD market, the DOF added.
The DOF stated that the remaining US$496.36 million was obtained here from grants and loans from Filipino progression partners for specific COVID-19 projects.
Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez said the government’s overall borrowing for 2020 and 2021 is expected to be successful at 3 trillion pesos (about $61.7 billion) to precede the spending needed to temporarily reclaim the country after the COVID-19 crisis and public investment in infrastructure and social services.
Dominguez added that indebtedness is expected to succeed by 2.3 trillion pesos (about $47.3 billion) in 2022, with investments for domestic sources.
The debt-to-GDP ratio is expected to be 54% this year, 58% in 2021 and 60% in 2022.
Dominguez added that these projections even drop to the country’s record debt level, 71.6% of GDP in 2004.Last year, the debt-to-GDP ratio fell to an all-time low of 39.6.%.
Blockades triggered through COVID-19 severely limited the country’s economic activities and reduced its ability to generate profits, with an overall profit collection reaching only 1.7 trillion pesos (about US$35 billion) in the first seven months of 2020, 7% less than profits.take the same according to last year, with 85 percent of the source of profit coming from tax collection.
Industrial parks take the pandemic seriously
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Although there have been no cases of plant closures due to a suspected Covid-19 infection, prevention and surveillance paintings have been taken seriously in many commercial parks in the southern city of Ho Chi Minh.
These shields on workers’ dining tables have been installed since the Covid-19 epidemic in Vietnam.In addition to ensuring the protection of workers’ meals, epidemic prevention at the plant has been seriously implemented. Food production has strengthened more than ever.
In addition, with a giant volume of cargo trucks entering and leaving factories as normal, tracking epidemic prevention in access is incredibly important.Many companies require a mandatory medical declaration at the front door, which prevents the introduction of pathogens into the plant.
Currently, Ho Chi Minh City has 18 export processing zones, active commercial zones, with around 1,500 companies and 300,000 employees.With the complex progression of the pandemic, the threat of disease transmission remains high.It is therefore very important to teach staff and factories about self-protection, so that the city can achieve the dual objective of epidemic production and prevention.
Da Nang believes that the workers’ medical body is the scene of COVID-19 under control
On Sunday, the Da Nang City People’s Committee said goodbye to five of the eight doctors in Ho Chi Minh City who arrived to help eliminate the COVID-19 epidemic.
Trung Chinh, vice president of the Da Nang Municipal People’s Committee, thanked other localities, adding Ho Chi Minh City, that Da Nang would triumph over the difficulties.The stage is now low thanks to 4 weeks of tireless paintings through doctors and nurses..
Since COVID-19 resurfaced on July 25 after a 99-day series without network infection, Da Nang City has spent a week without any COVID-19 infection.70 cases were treated at fitness facilities.31 Da Nang citizens died of coronavirus..
To date, Vietnam has reported 691 cases transmitted, for a total of 1,049 cases.
Indonesia reports more than 3440 cases of COVID-19 on September 6
Indonesia showed 3,444 new COVID-19 infections on 6 September, bringing the number to 194,109, with a total death toll of 8,025, according to the country’s fitness ministry.
The capital of Jakarta recorded the number of new instances that day with 1176, followed by East Java with 303 and West Sumatra with 244.
That day, 2,174 patients were declared cured, bringing the cure to 138,575.
Currently, SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, has 34 communities across the country.
Meanwhile, Malaysia had six new ones to report on 6 September, 3 of which were imported, bringing the national number to 9,397.
9,115 patients were given birth, representing 97%.The country reported 128 deaths from COVID-19.
More than 240 Vietnamese brought from the Philippines
More than 240 Vietnamese in the Philippines were taken home on a flight operated through VietJet on September 6.
The flight was organized through Vietnamese authorities, the Vietnamese Embassy in the Philippines, the airline and the corresponding agencies of the host country.
Passengers included young people under the age of 18, pregnant women, sick women, homeless academics, staff on expired employment contracts and stranded tourists.
The Vietnamese embassy sent officials to the airport to assist them with boarding procedures.
Safety, protection and hygiene measures were taken during the flight to protect your fitness and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Upon landing at Can Tho International Airport in can cho city in the Mekong Delta, those on board gained fitness checks and were sent to concentrated quarantine facilities.
More flights will take place in the next time to repatriate disadvantaged Vietnamese citizens, according to their wishes and ability to quarantine at home.
Nearly 1,000 Vietnamese citizens return home on Fridays and Saturdays
Nearly 1,000 Vietnamese citizens were safely repatriated by air on 4 and five September.
Specifically, on 4 September, nearly 350 Vietnamese were repatriated from Australia and New Zealand on a flight that took place as part of a joint effort through the national airline Vietnam Airlines, vietnamese authorities, Vietnam’s representative missions in Australia and New Zealand, and the two national authorities.
Passengers included young people under the age of 18, the elderly, people with health problems, staff whose visas or employment contracts expired, students without an apartment due to the closure of dormitories and people in incredibly complicated situations.
As restrictions continue to exist in Australia and New Zealand in reaction to COVID-19, Vietnamese missions in both countries have worked with the local government to make it easier for Vietnamese expats to pick up problems at Sydney and Melbourne, Australia airports.
Vietnamese diplomats were also sent there to assist citizens in the paperwork until they boarded the flight.
Upon landing at the International Airport of Ton Son Nh’t HCM City, all flight equipment and passengers were subjected to fitness checks and quarantined in accordance with regulations.
Meanwhile, on September 5, the repatriation flight from Singapore operated through Vietjet Air carried more than 240 passengers, all in disadvantaged circumstances, and 40 five passengers were on roK’s flight operated through the national airline Vietnam Airlines.
Upon the arrival of Vietjet’s flight to the foreign airport of CC-Tho and upon the arrival of the Vietnam Airlines flight to the foreign airport of T.N.N.N., those on board were subjected to medical examinations and sent to concentrated quarantine sites in accordance with the regulations..
Safety, protection and hygiene measures were taken on flights to safeguard the physical condition of passengers and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The most disadvantaged Vietnamese deserve to be repatriated in the future, according to their aspirations, the evolution of the pandemic and the capacity of local quarantine.
Also on 5 September, it was reported through the remedies subcommittee of the National Steering Committee for the Control and Prevention of COVID-19, 19 patients were discharged, six of them at the hospital in Nẵng Lung, nine at the medical center in the district of H. Vang.And 4 at Central General Hospital in Quang Nam.La general recovery in Vietnam is now 80 and five.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc called on ministries, agencies and stakeholders to establish comprehensive legal frameworks and adopt new models and technologies to have enough blank water.
About 98% of the country’s municipalities have been declared free of African swine fever, according to Pham Van Dong, head of the Department of Animal Health of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).
The central city of Danang has resumed absolutely all passenger shipping services, adding domestic passenger flights, since the morning of September 7, with the Covid-19 epidemic largely contained.
The Vietnam Civil Aviation Authority (CAAV) has proposed that safe air routes to and from China, Japan, the Republic of Korea (RoK), Taiwan (China), Laos and Cambodia resume on 15 September.
Vietnam’s electricity supplier says he’s sure he’ll be able to do it all over the country next year.
Vietnam has not recorded any case of coronavirus transmitted in the last 24 hours, keeping its number of infections at 1,049 and its death toll at 35, according to the Ministry of Fitness on September 6 in the afternoon.
The Vietnam Youth and Student Association (VYSA) in Japan organized the VYSA 2020 School Fair on September 5 on a virtual platform.
To date, the central province of Quang Tri has gained more than $100 million from foreign donors for its post-war demining and bombing efforts.
Two hospitals in Da Nang city, the epicenter of the country’s largest coronavirus outbreak, discharged 11 COVID-19 patients on September 6 after making a full recovery from the disease.
The first of the Ben Thanh-Suoi Tien subway assignments in the city of HCM will arrive in Vietnam from Japan in October.
A COVID-19 patient in northern Ha Nam province was exposed to SARS-CoV-2 after 3 negative tests, forcing doctors to quarantine her in the hospital for additional treatment.
The direction of Da Nang village, the epicenter of the country’s largest coronavirus outbreak, has proposed reactivating sea routes after the disease has been contained in the locality.
To prevent the spread of the community, the Danang government is conducting an extensive Covid-19 verification program for expats in the city.
BMS Medical Company, whose two executives were arrested for allegedly tampering with home medical device deliveries at Bach Mai Hospital, won tenders at hospitals across the country.
Vietnam did not report new instances of COVID-19 on the morning of September 6, maintaining the national count in 1049, adding 691 locally transmitted instances, according to the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19.
Nearly 23 million academics across the country celebrated the official start of the 2020-2021 school year on the morning of September 5.
With a score of 29.4/30, Nham Minh Duke of Quang Ninh rankd first in the organization of the A1 exam in the high school final.
Covid-19 infections in Vietnam have remained at 1,049 as no new cases have been reported to the Ministry of Health tonight, September 5.
Nguyen Quang Hung, Deputy Director-General of the Fisheries Directorate, discusses Vietnam’s determination to end all illegal, undeclared and unregulated fishing activities in foreign territorial waters.
More than 26,000 academics who were quarantined or living in spaces where social estating measures are in place due to COVID-19 on Thursday passed the national high school exam.