October 14, 2020 | 21:36 (GMT+7)
Nine imported cases bring Vietnam’s COVID-19 count to 1,122
Vietnam had nine imported COVID-19 infections to report from 6am to 6pm on October 14, according to the National Steering Committee on COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
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Vietnam had nine imported COVID-19 infections to report from 6am to 6pm on October 14. (Photo for illustration) |
The patients, all male, are Indian experts who arrived at Tan Son Nhat airport on October 6 on Flight 6E 9471. They were sent to a concentrated quarantine facility in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap upon arrival.
The men are being treated at the province’s Sa Dec hospital.
Seven COVID-19 cases were previously reported on the same flight.
The national tally now stands at 1,122. Of the total, 691 contracted the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 domestically, with 551 reported since July 25 when the new outbreak began.
Also on October 14, three patients were given the all-clear, bringing the number of recoveries to 1,029. Death toll remains at 35.
Among the patients still under treatment, nine have tested negative for SARS-CoV-2 once, four twice, and 13 thrice. Currently, there is no patient in critical conditions.
There are now 12,484 people having close contact with confirmed cases or coming from pandemic-hit regions under quarantine, including 147 in hospitals, 11,512 in other quarantine sites, and 825 at home or accommodation facilities.
Source: VNA