Vietnam does not register any new COVID-19s on the network for 15 days
Vietnam has been without any coronavirus infection in the community for 15 consecutive days, according to the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19.
Vietnamese citizens go to quarantine sites after entering the country (Photo: VNA)
Vietnam has been without any coronavirus infection in the community for 15 consecutive days, according to the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19.
The country showed 1,063 SARS-CoV-2 infections on the morning of September 17, 691 have become inflamed with the virus nationwide, adding 551 connected to Da Nang city centre since the last wave of coronavirus erupted on July 25.
Up to 936 patients recovered and 35 died of disease-like headaches. Most of the deaths were elderly people with serious underlying fitness problems.
Of the patients still being treated, 16 tested negative for SARS-CoV-2 once, 12 more twice and 18 times. Currently, 3 patients are in condition.
Lately there are 32,417 other people who have had close contact with cases shown or who arrived here from areas affected by a quarantined pandemic, adding 471 in hospitals, 15,591 at other quarantine sites and 16,355 at home or in shelters.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic can return 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.
If someone has symptoms of fever, cough or shortness of breath, they contact the Ministry of Health hotline 19009095 for consultations and assistance.
Quang Nam tourism sector adapts to ‘new normal’ after COVID-19
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The central province of Quang Nam has brought 3 scenarios for local tourism this year and in the coming years. Its tourism sector has made every effort to adapt to the “new normal” after COVID-19. They’ve come together to welcome the return, tourists to the province.
The My Son Cultural Heritage Preservation Management Board has advanced in the quality of providing better service to tourists in the post-pandemic period.
The province has the conditions for local tourism companies to re-operate.
HCM City prepares 27 as paid quarantine facilities
Twenty-seven hotels will be used as paid quarantine services for others to be quarantined after arrival in Ho Chi Minh City, as well as other existing quarantine services, according to the municipal fitness ministry.
Nguyen Tan Binh, head of the department, said Vietnam will resume flights to China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Taiwan (China), Cambodia and Laos, others.
About 20,000 more people are expected to enter Vietnam this month, he said.
The ministry is working with the Ministry of Tourism to use all 27 hotels for those other people. Hotels plan to admit others quarantined and will be evaluated to establish certain prevention and COVID-19 protection criteria through the city’s Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and district gyms. A woman’s temperature is checked before being quarantined at Phuong Nam Resort in the Can Gio district of HCM City.
Hotels will qualify a payment based on the availability of their rooms. Quarantine visitors can get rooms for an appropriate payment.
The town is pending recommendation from the Ministry of Finance on the prices of its quarantine spaces and those controlled through the army.
The vice-president of the Municipal People’s Committee, Le Thanh Liem, has asked the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Tourism to verify the quarantine procedure paid for in hotels and to use more hotels if necessary, he said.
Binh said the city’s quarantine spaces and 27 hotels can accommodate about 3,000 people. On September 12, the CDC reported that the last two COVID-19 patients in the city had been discharged from hospitals. The city has gained 77 COVID-19 patients, since the beginning of the pandemic. They’ve all recovered.
Lately, the city has another 875 people in its quarantine spaces and 246 in quarantine house.
Indonesia, Philippines record more COVID-19
Indonesia reported 3,963 new instances of COVID-19 on September 16, the largest building to date, bringing the total to 228,993.
The country recorded 135 deaths on the same day, bringing the total to 9100.
At the same time, the Philippines recorded 3,550 new cases of COVID-19 and deaths over the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of infections and deaths in the country to 207,858 and 4,734, respectively.
The metropolitan domain of Manila reached the highest number of cases reported on September 16 to 1459.
The Undersecretary of Health, Maria Rosario Vergeire, said it is still early to say whether there is a downward trend in the instances due to the variability among the other figures reported according to the day.
The competent forces are analyzing recent cases, he added.
Thailand seals myanmar border to stop COVID-19 and drug trafficking
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan said on 16 September that Thai-Myanmar border checkpoints are temporarily closed in an attempt to curb imaginable COVID-19 infections and drug trafficking.
Prawit said that while the region is experiencing economic hardship because of the pandemic, many have been tempted to make a lot of money by drug trafficking in Thailand and then to a third country.
Last month, the Thai government seized 28 million fast tablets and 428 kg of crystalline methamphetamine. Narcotics were smuggled from neighboring countries in the northern and western provinces to central Thailand.
According to Thailand’s Ministry of Defense spokesman Kongcheep Tantrawanit, from 1 January to 31 August, the government arrested 179,050 drug suspects and confessed 143 million methamphetamine tablets and 5. 4 crystalline methamphetamine.
With regard to sealing the Thailand-Myanmar border, Prawit stated that investors can simply ship their products and place them at the collection point at the border, without the need for physical contact.
Thailand and the US and Thailand have not been able to do so. But it’s not the first time Cooperate in HIV and COVID-19 vaccine
Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health Anutin Charnvirakul and U. S. Ambassador to Thailand Michael George DeSombre agreed to cooperation between the two countries in the progression of the COVID-19 vaccine in Thailand.
The minister said the Thai government is in a position to advance the vaccine through any institution, so that other locals have access to vaccines once they develop.
Anutin and DeSombre observed the vaccine and progress at the Armed Forces Research Institute for Medical Sciences (AFRIMS) and monitored progress on the HIV and COVID-19 vaccine progression programs, jointly run in Thailand and the U. S.
The Thai official said cooperation between the two countries in the progression of vaccines against dengue, malaria, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and COVID-19 was highlighted.
The two countries also agreed to build a laboratory animal centre to verify experimental vaccines. If AFRIMS wants help or Array, the Ministry of Public Health has allocated a budget for studies on the COVID-19 vaccine. The ministry is in the condition of mankind.
Anutin said the Ministry of Public Health has no specific establishment with respect to vaccine progression. The branch has signed agreements with many establishments in Canada and abroad. The progression of the COVID-19 vaccine is still ongoing.
With regard to reports that an establishment had to stop its vaccine progression project, it said the establishment had now taken over the project. Barriers are considered general in vaccine progression, and the Thai government is in a position to any type of vaccine progression. If a COVID-19 vaccine is discovered in a program that operates with the Thai government, it will first be provided to the Thai people. /.
Thai wardrobe approves proposal for long-stay guests starting next month
The Thai company approved a special tourist visa proposal to allow an extended stay to enter the country, quarantine issue and other requirements, allowing eligible people to stay in the country for up to 270 days.
Deputy Government spokesman Traisuree Taisaranakul revealed that the Cabinet, at its weekly meeting on 16 September, had approved the proposal to reopen the country in the long term through the Special Convention on Tourist Visas (STV), as proposed through the Ministry of Tourism and Sports.
With this visa, visitors entering the country must consent to comply with the regulations and public fitness needs imposed by the Thai authorities, adding about 40 days upon arrival at their place of accommodation.
Visitors applying for this visa must be able to provide evidence of their long-term stay in Thailand, such as a receipt for their quarantined accommodation or payment of their hospital stay, as well as confirmation of payment for accommodation or hospital stay after quarantine. , or a copy of the name of your condo Property Arrangement either through the applicant or a member of the circle of relatives, or confirmation of a condominium or rental house, or a confirmation of a down payment for the acquisition or rental of a home legally sold to a foreigner.
After completing the COVID-19 control and quarantine measures explained through the Ministry of Public Health and other agencies, and all accommodation situations are met, foreigners can apply for the special tourist visa for a payment of THB2000.
The visa will be valid for 90 days. An extension of 90 days may be requested twice, subject to the discretion of an immigration officer, with new programs and fees to be re-filed and time paid.
This special tourist visa agreement will take effect once publicly announced, until September 30, 2021.
The government’s deputy spokesman said an agreement had been reached to attract tourists to the country at great expense to contribute to the recovery of tourism and similar businesses.
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Thailand sometimes earned up to THB2 billion each year from foreign tourists. The lack of foreign visitors has disadvantaged the tourism revenue sector, which has had an effect on all sectors of the economy. .
The Thai government is now trying to allow foreign visitors to return to limited spaces in the country to ensure that the disease is effective in the face of some other increase in COVID-19 cases.
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Members of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly have agreed to upload medical materials and appliances to the list of goods held by the state in reserve in the event of an emergency.
Doctors in the neurology branch of Can Tho General Hospital performed an operation on a woman’s giant meningegeal tumor.
Dengue cases fell particularly in Vietnam in the first 8 months of this year, however, the country had to remain vigilant as lately there were cases in 58 provinces and towns and the threat of an incredibly high larger epidemic.
The planned resumption of some flights through Vietnam by 15 September has been postponed to an unfirmed date, as the government continues to paint COVID-19 prevention measures.
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Doctors at the Vietnam-Germany Hospital in Hanoi have effectively performed 23 organ transplants in the past thirteen days, marking an important step forward for multiorgan procedures in the country.
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The weekend hike on Lake Hoan Kiem and its surroundings would resume from 18 September.
Hanoi will ban taxis and cars from offering a phone on major roads.
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