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The US’ New York Times posted an article on March 27 saying: “Even though Vietnam is one of Southeast Asia's poorer countries, its efforts against the virus, praised at home, have ensured its tally of infections is lower than those in many of its neighbours.” … [Read more...] about Vietnam confirms 204 COVID-19 cases, a 10-year-old boy as the latest

"All people are ordered to stay at home and only go out in case of emergencies, buying food or medicine, or going to work at factories and essential services that are not closed down or halted operations," the directive said. "If leaving the house, people have to keep a minimum distance of two metres from others. Any gathering of more than two people in public outside of offices, schools and hospitals is prohibited." Each family isolates itself from other families, one village from other villages, one commune from other communes, one province from other provinces," the directive said. According to the directive, only factories, businesses and service establishments producing and providing essential goods and services are allowed to open and must ensure that workers follow strict health guidelines including wearing face masks, keeping a safe distance from each other and disinfecting working areas properly. The Prime Minister requested all citizens to obey and strictly follow … [Read more...] about Vietnam to apply social distancing measures for 15 days

Those who are not yet confirmed Covid-19 positive but escape from mandated quarantine facilities or refusing to comply with quarantine measures, thereby causing losses of VND100 million or more in costs incurred for disease prevention will be investigated and punished under Article 295 of the 2015 Criminal Code that deals with "violations against regulations of law on occupational safety, occupational hygiene, and safety in crowded areas." Those found guilty face fines of up to VND100 million ($4,235) or jail terms of up to 12 years. … [Read more...] about Five years in jail for false medical declaration on Covid-19

All people are ordered to stay at home and only go out in case of emergencies, buying food or medicine, or going to work at factories and essential services that are not closed down or halt operations. If leaving the house, people are to keep a minimum distance of two metres from others. Any gathering of more than two people in public outside of offices, schools and hospitals is prohibited. … [Read more...] about PM orders strict nationwide social distancing rules, starting April 1

Most COVID-19 patients related to Bạch Mai Hospital are workers of Trường Sinh Company, which provides food and logistics services for the hospital, however, health ministry's leaders said at Monday's meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Vũ Đức Đam, tentatively ruling out the possibility that the disease was introduced into the hospital by its healthcare staff. … [Read more...] about Residents around Bach Mai Hospital’s COVID-19 cluster to be given quick tests