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No more cases of Zika virus reported in Vietnam

Tuesday, 12:13, 26/04/2016
VOV.VN trên Google News

VOV.VN - No other localities in Vietnam have reported cases of Zika virus after the central Khanh Hoa province and HCM City declared the end of Zika virus outbreak at the commune and ward levels, according to the General Department of Preventive Medicine (Ministry of Health).  
However, it said to prevent the disease from spreading to the community, the Ministry of Health (MOH)  will further mobilise locals to kill mosquito larvae, increase examination and detection of new cases while coordinating with relevant departments and sectors to boost awareness of Zika virus and dengue fever prevention nationwide.
   

The MoH will also update relevant information and give warnings in its official website and mass media.

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