Vietnam had a total 84,411 dengue fever cases to report in the first 10 months of 2020, with 13 fatalities, according to the Ministry of Health (MoH).

VOV.VN - Deputy head of the Ho Chi Minh City administration Le Thanh Liem signed an urgent document sent to localities, requesting them to continue implementing COVID-19 preventive measures in the new situation.

VOV.VN - Since the beginning of the year up to 70,000 cases of dengue fever have been reported nationwide, including seven deaths, according to figures released by the Department of Preventive Medicine under the Ministry of Health.

VOV.VN - Schools in Da Nang are due to reopen on September 14 following the loosening of social distancing measures in the central city that were implemented due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Many traditional markets in Ho Chi Minh City are paying more attention to COVID-19 prevention, but some small traders and local residents are not taking necessary precautions.

VOV.VN - Many restaurants throughout Hanoi capital have put up ‘transparent shields’ and arranged seats in a way to maintain a safe distance between customers, in an effort to prevent the possible spread of the virus.

VOV.VN - Citizens of Hanoi have taken steps to obey COVID-19 prevention measures, including wearing face masks in public places and maintaining a safe distance when shopping at local wet markets throughout the capital in recent days.

VOV.VN - The following 10 days are likely to mark the height of the country’s fight against COVID-19, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has declared, adding that additional measures should be put in place to prevent the further spread of the virus.

The Ministry of Health in conjunction with eight other units launched a communications campaign to run from August 6 to September 30 to raise public awareness about the importance of implementing COVID-19 preventive measures and adopting healthy practice

VOV.VN - Residents of Da Nang flocked to wet markets and supermarkets on July 30 in order to purchase and hoard essential items amid fears surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic in the central city.