HCM CITY SAYS COVID-19 TRANSMISSION UNDER CONTROL
The COVID-19 situation in HCM City is under control following four recent community-transmitted cases, the city Centre for Diseases Control and Prevention has said.
CONTAINING COVID-19 WAVE, STAYING PREPARED FOR NEW WAVE OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT
The success story in Covid-19 fight could be the key for Viet Nam to win trust from the international community, including foreign investors, in the post-Coronavirus period.
PM DECIDES TO TEMPORARILY SUSPEND INCOMING COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has decided to temporarily suspend commercial flights while chairing a meeting on Covid-19 response on Tuesday. The decision was made one day after the Ministry of Health the first community infection case of Covid-19 (patient numbered 1,347), ending a streak of 88 consecutive days without a single local infection.
INDIAN EXPERTS, FRANCE RETURNEE UP VIETNAM COVID-19 TALLY
Vietnam confirmed three more imported Covid-19 cases Tuesday, a Hanoi man returning from France and two Indian experts, taking its active tally to 72.
VN, JAPAN AGREE TO LIFT MANDATORY QUARANTINE FOR SHORT-TERM ENTRANTS NEXT MONTH
Viet Nam and Japan have agreed to implement an expedited arrival procedure for short-term entrants from November 1, according to a press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
FOREIGNERS ENTERING HCMC FOR SHORT VISITS STRICTLY SCREENED
They are required to arrive one day before the start of their work - only experts and other indispensable personnel working for foreign agencies and family members of Vietnamese citizens are currently issued visas - and are only allowed to work if they test negative, the Ho Chi Minh City Center for Disease Control and Prevention said.
24 HOSPITALS OFFER REMOTE MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT
The Ministry of Health has approved the list of 24 central and key hospitals eligible to join the national network for remote medical examination and treatment.
DA NANG ALLOWS BARS, DANCE CLUBS TO REOPEN
Da Nang allowed the reopening of bars, karaoke parlors and dance clubs from September 25, two months after their closure due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
