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April 13, 2021 by dtinews.vn Leave a Comment

Danang hospital abandoned in prime location

A hospital has been abandoned for years in Danang City.

The Danang Rehabilitation Hospital was located by the beach, on Vo Nguyen Giap Street. According to the locals, the hospital was relocated to new premises in Hoa Xuan Ward in 2019. The old hospital complex included five buildings but have been abandoned for over a year and littered with graffiti.

Pham Van Tai, director of Danang Rehabilitation Hospital, said when they were relocated in July 2019, the old hospital was transferred to Danang Housing Management Centre.

“We already moved all of the equipment like air conditioners, beds and medical machines to the new place,” he said. “The old hospital was opened 20 years ago and deteriorated very badly.”

Nguyen Van Phung, director of the Danang Department of Finance, said the old hospital is on the pending auction list. However, the process was slow because they are having some trouble with a case of property theft there.

Danang Housing Management Centre said they received the old hospital in November 2019. On June 25, 2020, related agencies assessed the remaining items and transferred them to Danang Housing Management Centre. Since then, they have hired guards for the old hospital and the remaining items.

“The theft happened before the old hospital was transferred to us. Danang People’s Committee is planning to transfer this case to the city police,” said a representative of Danang Housing Management Centre.

However, it is said that strangers are often seen breaking into the premises and stealing any items left there because of lax management.

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Danang hospital abandoned in prime location

April 12, 2021 by vov.vn Leave a Comment

COVID-19: Nine imported cases recorded, recoveries reach 2,445

Among the new cases, there are five imported cases from India, Ukraina, Moldova, Uzbekistan, and Germany, and the remaining four Vietnamese returnees. All of them were put into isolation upon entry to undergo treatment at local hospitals.

Following the latest discovery, the overall number of positive coronavirus cases rose to 2,705 nationwide, including 1,570 local infections and, 1,135 imported cases.

Meanwhile, more than 36,930 people are being quarantined for medical surveillance, while 50 cases have tested negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus at least one.

The ministry reported that a further 6,005 people were given COVID-19 vaccinations from April 5-11, boosting the total number of vaccinated people to 58,418.

Elsewhere, the northern province of Yen Bai has received 4,500 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine for COVID-19 prevention and control from the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology. It is expected that the vaccination will be launched in early May.

April 12, 2021 by dtinews.vn Leave a Comment

Five foreigners among nine new imported Covid-19 patients in Vietnam

Five foreign people and four Vietnamese nationals who recently arrived in Vietnam from abroad have tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, raising the total number of patients in the country to 2,705, the Ministry of Health reported on Monday evening.

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According to the ministry’s report, five new foreign patients include three men and two women aged between 23-61 who are from India, Germany, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Moldova. They are now being treated at hospitals in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

Four Vietnamese patients including three women and a man aged between 21-29 who recently returned from Japan, Angola, South Korea, and Cambodia. They are now being treated at hospitals in Danang and Ho Chi Minh cities, and Bac Ninh, and Kien Giang provinces.

With these new infection cases, the number of Covid-19 patients in Vietnam has increased to 2,705, including 910 locally-transmitted cases reported since the new outbreak started in Hai Duong on January 28.

As of 6 pm on April 12, a total of 2,445 Covid-19 patients had recovered and been discharged from hospital. There have been 35 deaths, most of them being the elderly with serious underlying diseases.

At present, nearly 37,000 people who had close contact with Covid-19 patients or returned from virus-hit areas are being monitored at hospitals, quarantine facilities, and at home.

April 12, 2021 by english.thesaigontimes.vn Leave a Comment

HCMC tightens control over illegal immigration due to fear of imported Covid-19 infections

The Saigon Times

A medical worker is injected with the Covid-19 vaccine at the HCMC Hospital for Tropical Diseases. HCMC is tightening Covid-19 preventive measures after the number of new Covid-19 cases surged in Cambodia – PHOTO: MINISTRY OF HEALTH

HCMC – HCMC will tighten control over illegal immigration as the city is facing a high risk of Covid-19 infections from Cambodia, which has recently seen a sharp rise in new Covid-19 cases, HCMC Chairman Nguyen Thanh Phong said at a meeting this morning, April 12.

According to Phong, Cambodia, which shares its border with Vietnam, and Thailand reported 477 and nearly 800 new Covid-19 cases, respectively, on April 10. Due to the complicated situation in Cambodia, many Vietnamese citizens living there are trying to return to Vietnam.

The city’s leader asked the authorities at all levels to tighten control over immigration. The HCMC police will collaborate with the military to ensure safety for the reception, transport and quarantine of people that illegally enter the city.

Phong also asked the district-level governments to work with related departments and agencies to draw up detailed plans for Covid-19 vaccination.

“Although HCMC receives the largest number of Covid-19 vaccine doses in the country, this is still not enough for the city’s population. The risk of Covid-19 outbreaks remains high, so the city has to be well prepared for the worst-case scenarios,” he said.

Addressing the meeting, director of the HCMC Department of Health Nguyen Tan Binh said up to now, the city has reported 227 Covid-19 cases, including 68 domestic infections, 155 imported cases and four cross-transmissions at Vietnam Airlines’ quarantine zone. To date, 216 of them have made a full recovery, while 11 others are still undergoing treatment.

As of April 10, HCMC had given the Covid-19 vaccine to more than 7,500 health workers at 65 hospitals and medical centers. Some of them suffered from slight allergic reactions but have recovered after treatment. Over 1,000 frontline police officers have also been injected with the Covid-19 vaccine.

According to the HCMC Department of Health, the city will receive 1,600 Covid-19 vaccine doses from now until April 16. These doses will be prioritized for employees of hotels that serve as quarantine centers.

In addition, the city will receive an additional 56,200 Covid-19 vaccine doses from the Ministry of Health, which will be prioritized for medical workers, airport staff, frontline workers and employees at agencies that have contact with a large number of people.

April 12, 2021 by english.thesaigontimes.vn Leave a Comment

Uprooted tree injures two in downtown HCMC

By Minh Tuan

The uprooted tree is chopped and placed on one side of Nguyen Cong Tru Street to help traffic return to normal after the incident – PHOTO: MINH TUAN

HCMC – Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds uprooted a tree on Nguyen Cong Tru Street, District 1, HCMC, injuring two commuters this afternoon, April 12.

The uprooted tree measures some 50 centimeters in diameter and over 20 meters in height. The victims were Pham Hoang Phu, a 36-year-old Grab motorcycle driver, and a 40-year-old rider. Phu suffered from slight injuries, while the woman suffered from a serious leg injury and has been hospitalized. The motorbike is seriously damaged.

“When we were some 50 meters from our destination, the tree suddenly fell onto my motorbike. My legs were stuck between the tree and the motorbike. Many people around came to help me,” the driver said.

Several hundreds of meters from this location, heavy rainfall uprooted another tree but caused no injuries. In District 7, another uprooted tree damaged a car.

Earlier this month, some 14 tons of fish were found dead in the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe Canal after unseasonal rain hit the city. Many eateries and restaurants along the canal had to suspend their operations due to the unpleasant smell, while the residents there were forced to keep their doors shut.

Vo Thi Mong Thu, head of the HCMC Sub-Department of Fisheries, said after the downpour, garbage and polluted water from the sewers washed into the canal and covered the surface, reducing the oxygen content in the water. This was one of the reasons for the mass fish deaths, she said.

April 12, 2021 by en.vietnamplus.vn Leave a Comment

Over 34 billion VND for COVID-19 vaccine purchase in HCM City

At the event (Photo: VNA)

HCM City (VNA) – The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee in Ho Chi Minh City on April 12 received over 34 billion VND (1.47 million USD) from businesses, local residents and overseas Vietnamese to buy COVID-19 vaccines.

The programme was held by the Ho Chi Minh Television in the first stage from February 25 to March 31, said Chairwoman of the committee To Thi Bich Chau.

Earlier on March 15, Chau received 1 billion VND from the Executive Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha ‘s HCM City chapter in support of the effort.

The fund distributed supplies, equipment and cash valued at more than 179.6 billion VND to forces directly involved in the pandemic prevention and control at hospitals, medical stations, quarantine facilities, and the poor hit hard by the pandemic./.

VNA