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Li Ding, 66 and his son Li Zichao, 28, must have passed on the infection among themselves, a representative of the Cho Ray Hospital said Thursday. This is Vietnam's first confirmed cases of individuals infected with the new coronavirus (nCoV) after it was first detected in Wuhan City last December. … [Read more...] about Vietnam confirms first acute pneumonia cases in Saigon

HCM City (VNA) – Two Chinese citizens have been quarantined at Ho Chi Minh  City-based Cho Ray Hospital after they tested positive to novel coronavirus (nCoV) that caused an acute pneumonia outbreak in Wuhan city, China. These are the first cases of individuals infected with the virus ever Vietnam has confirmed since the disease spread from China’s Wuhan city last December. Li Ding, 66, went to Hanoi from Wuhan on January 13, before going to Nha Trang city in central Khanh Hoa province, said Dr Nguyen Ngoc Sang of the Cho Ray Hospital’s Department of Tropical Diseases. His son Li Zichao, 28, who has lived in the Mekong Delta province of Long An neighbouring HCM City for the past four months, went to visit him in Nha Trang. Both of them then traveled to HCM City and Long An, said Sang. The father got fever on January 17, while the son had similar symptoms January 20. Both were admitted to the Cho Ray Hospital on January 22 night. Their fever have subsided … [Read more...] about Vietnam reports first novel coronavirus infection cases

According to doctors, Peel had a serious road accident while traveling from Da Nang to Hoi An, a popular tourist destination in Quang Nam Province to the south of the city, on the afternoon of October 27, and was brought to the hospital’s emergency ward at around 4:00 pm that day. … [Read more...] about ​​British tourist survives ruptured heart atrium after road crash in Vietnam

Saigonese have also begun returning to the Mekong Delta, taking the National Highway 1A through Tien Giang Province or National Highway N2 in Long An Province. Traffic jams were several kilometers long on these roads. The picture above is of an intersection between National Highway 1A and the HCMC-Trung Luong Highway on Wednesday. … [Read more...] about Saigon’s Tet exodus: it’s a rush, but real slow

Thanh Hoa started the project in October, 2014 to provide clean water for three communes in Yen Dinh District. It covers 12 square meters (over 14,300 square yards) and was calculated to cost more than VND80 billion ($3.5 million), including VND66 billion from the central government and the rest from the province’s budget. … [Read more...] about 19,000 Vietnamese lack access to clean water as supply project abandoned