NOTICE OF CHINESE CITIZENS' READINESS FOR COVID VACCINATION IN VIETNAM
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic , the Party and Government have been very concerned about the health and safety of overseas Chinese citizens. In order to support Chinese citizens in Vietnam to effectively prevent and control the pandemic, we actively seek and support vaccination for Chinese citizens in Vietnam and as soon as possible, the Chinese Embassy in Vietnam is maintaining close communication with the Government of Vietnam to promote the early implementation of the "Spring Seed Operation".
VIETNAM TO SHORTERN QUARANTINE PERIOD FOR FULLY-VACCINATED PEOPLE
At a meeting yesterday, the Standing National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control has requested the Ministry of Health (MoH) to complete the process and technology system for immigration management.
NATIONAL COVID-19 VACCINE FUND LAUNCHED
The national COVID-19 vaccine fund was established on June 5 in an attempt to mobilise social resources for the purchase and import of vaccines as well as for research, development and production of domestic vaccines.
VIETNAM ANNOUNCES 18 FIRST UNITS QUALIFIED TO IMPORT COVID-19 VACCINES
The Drug Administration of Vietnam (DAV) under the Ministry of Health (MoH) on June 1 announced the list of the first 18 entities qualified to import COVID-19 vaccines.
SMARTPHONES SANS CONTACT TRACING APPS CAN INVITE PUNISHMENT, MINISTRY WARNS
The apps in question are the Vietnam Health Declaration app along with tokhaiyte.vn, the Bluezone app and the NCOVI app. Among other functions, these help users make medical declarations, record close contacts between app users and record instances of them having been to public locations.
VIET NAM HALTS INT’L FLIGHTS TO NOI BAI AIRPORT AMID COVID-19 RESURGENCE
The Civil Aviation Authority of Viet Nam (CAAC) has announced temporary suspension of international flights to Noi Bai International Airport in Ha Noi from June 1 to June 7.
HCMC HALTS COMMERCIAL CORONAVIRUS TESTS FOR THOSE TRAVELING ABROAD
Ho Chi Minh City has announced to halt coronavirus tests for people traveling abroad and instead focus on community screening in wake of rising hotspots.
Starting Monday, the city’s Center for Disease Control (HCDC) will no longer offer the testing service to those wanting to go abroad.
CHECKLIST FOR A MORE COMFORTABLE QUARANTINE
[UNICEF Vietnam] During the COVID-19 outbreak, the risk of exposure to F0 & F1 can happen to you any time. This leads to the fact that you and your family members may have to be quarantined in a quarantine center for a period.