Vietnam has registered new instances of COVID-19 within 12 hours of 6 a. m. September 28, according to the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19.
So far, the country has had 1,074 SARS-CoV-2 infections, of which 691 were transmission cases, 551 of which were similar to the city of Da Nang since the last wave of coronavirus hit the city on 25 December. July.
Up to 999 patients have recovered, while deaths remain 35. Most of the deaths were elderly people with serious underlying fitness problems.
Of the patients still being treated, 3 tested negative for the virus once, 4 and 12 times.
Lately there are 16,829 people in close contact with cases shown or of spaces affected by the quarantined pandemic, adding 272 in hospitals, 10,995 at other quarantine sites and 5,562 at home.
Because the COVID-19 pandemic can go back at any time, the Department of Health states that others wear masks in crowded spaces and wash their hands with soap or hand sanitist regularly.
Indonesian media praises Vietnam’s good fortune in fighting COVID-19 spread and economic growth
The Indonesian media applauded Vietnam’s good fortune in the fight against the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is contributing to the growth of the country’s economy.
In a recent interview, Indonesia’s ambassador to Vietnam, Ibnu Hadi, said Vietnam’s key to good fortune is immediate decision-making through government, which receives and is highly observed in every degree of society.
COVID-19 has in fact hit the global economy, Vietnam, Ibnu said, and emphasized that the Vietnamese economy continues to grow positively. As economies around the global contract due to the pandemic, Vietnam grew by 3. 82% in the first quarter of 2020, the diplomat said.
Although Vietnam was the country most affected by the COVID-19 epidemic this quarter, the country’s economy grew by 0. 36%.
Vietnam recently reduced its economic expansion target to 2-2. 5% this year due to the pandemic, but forecasts remain positive for other countries in the region, the ambassador said.
According to Ibnu, the Vietnamese economy relies heavily on exports, but through precise testing and projections, the Vietnamese government has designed measures to cushion the negative effect of COVID-19 by creating optimal situations for exporters during the pandemic era and through stimulating the production of key export parts such as clothing, footwear and medical equipment.
As a result, the economy remains resilient and enjoys a positive expansion that has been admired by countries in the region and around the world, the diplomat said.
At its time as an infection wave, Vietnam also temporarily implemented preventive measures in the epidemics shown to enforce large-scale restrictions, allowing the economy to function, he added.
To date, Vietnam has recorded 1,069 cases, with 35 deaths, and 999 patients have recovered.
COVID-19: Vietnamese stranded in Japan celebrate full moon festival
The Vietnamese Buddhist Association in Japan and Hana’s Charity recently organized a full moon at a network center in Chiba Prefecture, home to many Vietnamese citizens stranded by COVID-19.
In addition to the festival, the Vietnam Embassy in Japan and the agreement conducted a number of activities at the center, including providing transportation to the airport and soliciting food donations from Japanese communities.
Currently, 58 Vietnamese are staying in the center, which has been from the bedroom of the Meiyuu Japanese language school, about 40 km from Tokyo.
The center represents a joint effort through the Embassy, settlement and Kyodai charity for Vietnamese citizens who are stranded or face difficulties caused by the pandemic.
Introduced in August, it unleashes Vietnamese who need it.
Philippines sees improvement in COVID-19 combat
The Philippines recorded 2,747 new instances of COVID-19 on 26 September, bringing the national number to 301,256, according to the country’s Ministry of Health.
The Philippines has the highest number of infections in Southeast Asia, with a death toll of 5,284 and 232,906 recoveries. The metropolitan domain of Manila is the most affected region with 1115 most reported cases that day.
To date, more than 3. 37 million others have been screened for the new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which is guilty of COVID-19.
Philippine Undersecretary of Health Maria Rosario Vergeire said there had been an “improvement” in the country’s rate of extensive care use over more than two weeks, adding that there had been “slow decongestion” in hospitals, she added in the Manila metropolitan area.
The rate in Metro Manila has been reduced to about 60%, from a maximum of 81% in August, hospitals have the capacity to accommodate more patients with COVID-19, he said. Declared.
The transmission rate has fallen to less than one and the country’s fitness branch is tracking around 1,963 groups of viruses in densely populated hospitals, prisons and communities.
Despite the improvement, Vergeire said the government will have to continue the fitness formula in its efforts to curb the spread of the virus.
The Philippines continues to recruit more fitness personnel, adding doctors, nurses and medical technologists, to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. The Department of Health said a total of 9,133 fitness personnel had contracted the virus, adding 60 deaths.
Manila’s metropolitan domain remains in general quarantine of the network until September 30, and the government will announce whether it will alleviate or maintain blocking prestige for the next few weeks before the end of the month.
Meanwhile, Indonesia had 4,494 new infections and reported deaths on 26 September, bringing the total to 271,339 and 10,308, respectively.
The country has the number of deaths in the region.
More than 270 Vietnamese citizens return from Russia
More than 270 Vietnamese citizens returned from Russia on a Bamboo Airways repatriation flight on 26 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 illnesses, pregnant women, staff whose contracts expired and homeless students due to the closure of dormitories. The VietnamEse Embassy in Russia has sent to help citizens with pre-departure procedures at Vladivostok Airport.
Safety, protection and hygiene measures were rigorously taken during the flight to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Upon arrival at Can Tho International Airport in the 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.
The Mekong Delta region deserves to take proactive steps to protect fruit orchards during the 2020-2021 dry season, as serious saltwater intrusion into rivers is expected in the coming months, Mavens said.
Digital transformation is a challenge and an opportunity for sustainable agricultural and rural progress and for gaps between rural and urban areas, Mavens said.
Five new bodies imported from COVID-19 were detected on 27 September, bringing the national number to 1074, according to the National Steering Committee on Prevention and COVID-19.
Authorities in several locations in the Mekong Delta have proposed three directions for the 150 km-long Can Tho-Ca Mau road structure.
HCM City proposes a new style of urban management that aims to streamline the state governance formula and guarantee people’s rights and obligations.
More than 270 Vietnamese citizens returned from Russia on a Bamboo Airways repatriation flight on 26 September as a result of a joint effort through the competent government of both countries.
A busy street in the northern city of Haiphong is home to many classic moon cakes that have attracted many consumers in recent days.
Vietnam reported any new instances of COVID-19 overnight, leaving the count unchanged at 1,069 at 6 a. m. September 27, according to the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19.
A year ago, farmers in Hanh Phuoc Commune, Nghia Hanh District, Central Quang Ngai Province, started developing asparagus in the hope of earning their source of income by promoting expensive vegetables.
Many roads in Ho Chi Minh City’s binh Chanh district are now covered in moss roses and attract crowds of visitors. The hearing is the result of a joint effort by local government and citizens to combat waste.
Vietnam has gained popularity abroad for its efforts for the quality of the genre, experts said.
The HCM City People’s Committee has proposed a plan for the first phase of Metro Line Five, which will begin in 2023.
Late in August afternoon at Incheon Airport in the Republic of Korea (RoK), a repatriation flight operated through Vietjet Air took off, taking Vietnamese citizens home.
The HCM City People’s Committee has commissioned the Department of Construction to expand a comprehensive program to build public parks and build green canopys over the next decade.
While the foreign network largely recognizes and appreciates the effects of prevention and COVID-19 on Vietnam,
Vietnam did not record new COVID-19 infections overnight, making the count unchanged in 1069, the National Steering Committee for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19 on the morning of September 26.
The Ministry of Health (MoH) has announced the launch of 1,000 fitness services equipped with telefitness centres, marking a new level in the virtual transformation of the sector.
A total of 4876 more people were killed and 7609 injured in 10354 road injuries across the country during the first nine months of 2020, according to the National Road Safety Committee.
Competent forces in the northern border province of Lang Son arrested 15 other people involved in two illegal immigration networks.
Handmade mini moon cakes will become popular products before the Mid-Autumn 2020 Festival due to their reasonable costs and varied diversity of styles.