No new COVID-19 case reported for fifth successive day

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The total number of COVID-19 cases in the country stays still at 268, with 160 coming from overseas and 108 infected among the community. Twelve of them made full recovery on April 20.

Currently, only 53 patients are being quarantined and treated at nine health centers. Among them, 14 have tested negative for the novel coronavirus once and seven negatives twice.

A total of 75,799 people are being quarantined or under health monitoring, of whom 268 stay in hospitals, 15,368 in other facilities and 60,163 at home.

Medical experts said it is necessary to keep a close watch on recent clusters such as Ha Loi village in Me Linh district, Ha Noi, and continue with contact tracing.

Medical agencies, local authorities and residents should maintain preventive measures and remain vigilant as new outbreaks can happen anytime.

Vietnam calls on G20 to take collective responses against COVID-19 pandemic Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Health Truong Quoc Cuong called on 20 major economies to take collective responses to cope with COVID-19 crisis.

Five more patients cleared of COVID-19, 207 cases have recovered and exited hospitals Five more patients, including two foreign nationals, have been cleared of COVID-19, according to the Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.

Vietnam reports no new COVID-19 case in 4th consecutive day No new case of COVID-19 was reported in Vietnam as of 6 am on April 20, making it the 4th consecutive day the nation has gone ...