Vaccination requirements vietnam

The health system capacity on the ground was rapidly scaled up. The Vietnamese Government promptly deployed a specialised team of experts in outbreak investigation, laboratory and clinical management. With this move, the country was able to provide high quality public health and clinical care to patients and minimise the loss of lives. … [Read more...] about Recent COVID-19 outbreaks in Vietnam under control: WHO representative

As Bill Gates wrote, "during a pandemic, vaccines and antivirals cannot simply be sold to the highest bidder"; instead, they should be readily available and affordable for those most threatened by the virus. On June 18, WHO released a "strategic allocation" plan for immunization, which will give priority to nearly 2 billion people worldwide, including frontline health care workers, people of over 65 years old and young people under 30 years old if they have a higher risk of Covid-19 infection because of underlying conditions such as cancer, obesity, diabetes or chronic respiratory diseases. … [Read more...] about Vaccine nationalism and challenges for developing countries

Of course, each locality has its reasons for the speed of ODA disbursement. Nguyen Doan Toan, Deputy Chairman of Hanoi People’s Committee, said that problems in policy adjustments and foreign loan arrangement have slowed down the disbursement in the capital this year. For instance, Hanoi has yet to complete the second urban railway project which includes the construction of the South Thanh Long-Tran Hung Dao section close to Hoan Kiem Lake as construction and bidding packages of the project were not yet disbursed. … [Read more...] about Balancing act required for efficiency of ODA in Vietnam

Within the framework of the event, the two agencies signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation, under which they will exchange information about policies and measures in support of Vietnamese small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), share experience in organising activities for SMEs, and join hands to organise workshops, exhibitions, fairs and other trade promotion activities to foster exchange and cooperation between SMEs of the two countries. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM’S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES SEPTEMBER 11

Addressing the event, the Government leader said that Viet Nam has been effectively controlling the pandemic within the country as no new community infections have been reported in the past nine days, and the number of recoveries increase every day. The new normal has been established, he said, asking for continuous vigilance, especially among the health sector and hospitals. The health sector should always uphold a sense of responsibility in this process, while proposing timelier measures in the context of implementing the dual goal of fighting the disease and promoting economic recovery, the PM requested. Touching upon the re-opening of some commercial flights in September, he urged special attention to carefully implementing disease prevention and control measures, such as quarantine and testing, emphasizing the resolve to prevent the emergence of new COVID-19 outbreaks caused by foreigners entering Viet Nam. According to a report by the Ministry of Health (as of 5pm on … [Read more...] about Vietnam has conducted nearly 1.24 million COVID-19 tests, Gov’t says