COVID-19

04/12/2022

Vietnam’s COVID-19 cases at 40-day low of 204 on Sunday

(VOVWORLD) -The Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 prevention and control bulletin said that on Sunday Vietnam’s new cases of COVID-19 decreased to 204, the lowest in more than 40 days. There were no deaths and 93 recoveries were reported during the day. The total number of recoveries so far is 10,608,922.

Vietnam’s COVID-19 cases at 40-day low of 204 on Sunday
03/12/2022

Vietnam reports 393 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday

(VOVWORLD) -The Ministry of Health's COVID-19 prevention and control bulletin said that Vietnam on Saturday recorded 393 new COVID-19 cases, down nearly 250 cases compared to Friday. In the day, 1 patient died in Can Tho and 107 patients recovered, bringing the total number of recoveries to more than 10.6 million.

Vietnam reports 393 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday
03/12/2022

WHO: 500 highly transmissible Omicron sub-lineages circulating

(VOVWORLD) - The WHO director general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said on Friday that there are now more than 500 highly transmissible Omicron sub-lineages circulating – all able to get around built-up immunity more easily, even if they tended to be less severe than previous variants.

WHO: 500 highly transmissible Omicron sub-lineages circulating
30/11/2022

Vietnam among countries with highest vaccine coverage, review says

(VOVWORLD) -By the end of 2021, 70% of Vietnam’s population had been vaccinated with the full basic doses of COVID-19 vaccine, reaching the finish line 6 months ahead of the WHO recommended target. In March 2022, Vietnam became one of the 6 countries with the highest vaccine coverage rate in the world, according to data released at a meeting reviewing Vietnam’s vaccine diplomacy.

Vietnam among countries with highest vaccine coverage, review says
20/11/2022

New COVID-19 cases increase to 274 on Sunday

(VOVWORLD) -The Ministry of Health said that on Sunday Vietnam recorded 274 new COVID-19 cases, higher than the 259 cases recorded on Saturday. During the day, no deaths were recorded and an additional 155 patients were announced recover from COVID-19.

New COVID-19 cases increase to 274 on Sunday