VOV.VN - The administration of Da Nang city, the epicenter of the country’s largest coronavirus outbreak, has proposed kick-starting transport routes again following the containment of the disease in the locality.
VOV.VN - Vietnam has confirmed no coronavirus cases during the past 24 hours, keeping its tally at 1,049, while 805 patients have so far been discharged from hospital, the Ministry of Health said in its September 5 update.
VOV.VN - After confirming two coronavirus infections on September 2 evening, Vietnam has registered no new cases during the past 36 hours, therefore keeping its tally at 1,046.
VOV.VN - Vietnam recorded zero new novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases during the past 24 hours, keeping the infection tally at 1,046, while the overall number of fully recovered patients rose further to 755.
VOV.VN - Another coronavirus patient has died in central Da Nang city, the country’s biggest COVID-19 outbreak spot, taking the confirmed fatality count relating to the novel coronavirus to 35, the Ministry of Health reported on September 3 afternoon.
VOV.VN - Eleven COVID-19 patients were discharged from two hospitals in Da Nang City on September 2 after making a full recovery from the disease, according to the Ministry of Health.
VOV.VN - Vietnam has confirmed no new coronavirus cases during the past 24 hours, keeping its tally of infections at 1,044 and its death toll at 34, the Ministry of Health said on September 2 morning.
VOV.VN - According to figures released by the Ho Chi Minh City Disease Control Center (HCDC), the number of dengue fever cases in the southern city hit 543 during the 35th week of the year, a rise of 16 cases compared to the previous week.
VOV.VN - Vietnam has recorded zero new case of COVID-19 during the past 12 hours, keeping the infection tally at 1,044, while the overall number of fully recovered patients climbed to 735, the Ministry of Health reported on September 1.
VOV.VN - The Vietnamese Ministry of Health confirmed two coronavirus deaths on August 31, taking the country’s death toll caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus and related illnesses to 34.