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The Ha Nam patients are family members of two people who were confirmed Covid-19 cases on Thursday.

The Hanoi patients are co-workers at Bac Thang Long Industrial Zone. They have had had contact with a previously confirmed patient, who is a friend and had joined with patient 2899, a man who tested positive with the novel coronavirus after completing a two-week quarantine, in a party on April 22.

After over a month of no community transmissions, Vietnam has recorded 13 new local cases since Thursday, including cases in HCMC and the northern Hung Yen Province who also had contact with patient 2899.

Patient 2899 is a migrant worker coming back from Japan and entered quarantine in Da Nang earlier this month. After completing two-week quarantine on April 21, he flew home in Ha Nam and developed symptoms two days later, before testing positive for the coronavirus.

Vietnam has confirmed 924 local cases since January 27.

The country has recorded 2,928 Covid-19 cases to date, including 2,516 recoveries and 35 deaths.

The Ministry of Health has warned of high chances of contagion from illegal border entrants and urged people to take protective measures.

Over 506,000 people have been vaccinated as of Friday.

National Cancer Hospital’s Tân Triều facility under lockdown starting Friday morning. — VNA/VNS Photo

HÀ NỘI — The health ministry confirmed 40 domestically transmitted COVID-19 infections on Friday evening, including 11 at the National Cancer Hospital (K Hospital) in Hà Nội, 10 of whom were reported earlier in the day .

Seven patients under treatment at the Tân Triều facility of the hospital along with four relatives of patients have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the ministry.

Three facilities of the hospital in Hà Nội, the largest cancer hospital in the country, with about 5,000 people – including staff, patients, carers and service workers – were ordered to quarantine at the hospital early on Friday morning until further notice.

Hà Nội also recorded nine more patients in Thường Tín District – including one-year-old and eight-year-old girls. Two of the nine likely caught the virus from coronavirus-positive Chinese experts at the same hotel during a visit to the central city of Đà Nẵng in late April, and seven of their direct contacts are now positive to the virus.

They are now treated at the Kim Chung facility of the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases in Đông Anh District, Hà Nội, the frontline hospital for treating COVID-19 patients, which was placed under lockdown for two weeks since yesterday after a cluster of cases was reported here.

Hà Nội today reported three more cases at the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases , including two medical workers and one relative of a patient, bringing the total cases to 41 (among the 800 present at the hospital when it went under lockdown), in addition to another 39-year-old woman in Hà Đông District who had recently been in the hospital to take care of a patient there.

The northern provinces of Phú Thọ, Nam Định and Hưng Yên respectively recorded one, one and four cases of COVID-19, all connected to the tropical diseases hospital’s cluster.

The central province of Nghệ An also recorded one case connected to the hospital.

Hải Dương, Hà Nam and Điện Biên Provinces each reported one new case related to previously confirmed patients.

Vĩnh Phúc Province posted one new case, a 19-year-old woman originally from Hà Giang Province, from the Sunny Bar outbreak, which is also related to the Chinese expert. Genetic sequencing previously confirmed the patients connected to this outbreak carry the Indian variant of the virus (B.1.617.2), suggesting the strong possibility that the Chinese experts got the virus from the same hotel they were quarantined at (Như Nguyệt 2 in Vĩnh Phúc) after arrival in the country about the same time as other Indian experts who were found positive for the virus.

The central city of Đà Nẵng reported four new cases related to the New Phương Đông (New Oriental) bar in Hải Châu District, and one who is a direct contact of a previously confirmed patient.

Combined with the six imported COVID-19 cases – including two returning Vietnamese arriving in HCM City, two returning Vietnamese in Đà Nẵng, one returning Vietnamese in Quảng Trị, and one Indonesian patient in Bình Thuận, all quarantined upon arrival, Việt Nam’s total caseload has reached 3,137.

A total of 2,560 patients have recovered, and among the patients currently under treatment, 76 have tested negative for the virus.

A total of 42,293 people who have either come into contact with confirmed cases or arrived in the country from overseas are currently in quarantine. — VNS

“Patient 2950” and “Patient 2951” are F1 cases of Covid-19 patients linked to a Ha Nam man who returned from Japan and tested positive after completing his two-week centralized quarantine in Da Nang City.

With the two new infections, northern Ha Nam Province, around 60 kilometers from Hanoi, has recorded 18 patients since Thursday.

Six other cases, numbered from 2957 to 2962, are female staff of Sunny Dong Son bar in Phuc Yen Town of northern Vinh Phuc Province. They came in close contact with five Chinese experts of Trung Bac A Minerals JSC, four of whom were confirmed positive for the coronavirus after returning to China.

Vinh Phuc has identified 92 F1 cases, 178 F2 cases and 57 F3 cases of the six patients. 104 people in Vinh Phuc have been isolated, of which 10 are isolated in the Hanoi-based National Hospital of Tropical Diseases and the remaining in medical facilities of the province.

The eight new patients are being treated at the National Hospital of Tropical Diseases.

After entering Vietnam, the Chinese experts were sent to Nhu Nguyet 2 hotel in Yen Bai Town for 14-day centralized quarantine from April 9 to 23. They had their samples taken for coronavirus testing thrice, with all results negative.

After completing their centralized quarantine period, the group was handed to Trung Bac A Company and continued to have their health monitored for 14 days at Bao Yen Hotel in Nghia Lo Town, Yen Bai Province under supervision of local medical staff.

Vu Hien Hanh, vice chairwoman of Yen Bai, said the experts had voluntarily left their hotel and visited many localities like Lao Cai, Vinh Phuc, Lai Chau and Yen Bai provinces, all in northern Vietnam, from April 23 to 25.

On April 28, they returned to China through Huu Nghi border gate in Lang Son Province.

The resurgence of community transmissions came as Vietnamese are undertaking the four-day holiday that began on Friday, seeing top tourist destinations in Vietnam overrun by holiday crowds .

Vietnam’s Covid-19 tally of 2,962 cases to date includes 2,549 recoveries and 35 deaths.

Authorities in several Vietnamese localities, including Hanoi, have required all students to stay home and switch to remote learning from Tuesday due to the complicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The northern provinces of Ha Nam, Vinh Phuc, and Yen Bai, central Quang Nam Province, and central Da Nang City took similar moves.

The students will not go to school until further notice.

The timeline for tests and examinations will remain unchanged in the meantime.

Representatives of the education departments of Hanoi, Ha Nam, Yen Bai and Vinh Phuc said they would consider delaying the end of the school year and propose adjustments to the schedules for entrance exams to middle schools and high schools and the national high school graduation exam if the school closure lasts more than two weeks.

At least 37 local infections have been recorded in multiple Vietnamese localities, including Hanoi, Ha Nam, Vinh Phuc, Yen Bai, Quang Nam and Da Nang, since April 27 after Vietnam had gone about a month without detecting any community transmission.

The country has confirmed 2,985 coronavirus infections, including 1,607 local cases and 35 deaths, since the virus first struck the country on January 23, 2020, according to the health ministry’s data.

Recoveries reached 2,560 as of Tuesday morning.

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Authorities in Hanoi have suspended such unnecessary entertainment businesses as karaoke parlors, bars and discos after detecting a new local case of COVID-19 on Thursday night.

As per the urgent order of the municipal People’s Committee on the same night, all karaoke parlors, bars, discos and game centers have ceased their operations from 0:00 Friday.

All festivals and the operations of weekend pedestrian streets in Hanoi will be also put to a halt while events and activities with large attendance will be restricted.

As the city’s latest COVID-19 response, the authorities also required that all people wear face masks when going out.

People failing to comply with the face-mask rule and other disease prevention and control regulations set by the Ministry of Health will be strictly handled.

Relevant agencies and units are requested to prevent and stringently deal with cases of illegal entry into Vietnam.

Management tasks at centralized quarantine facilities, especially serviced quarantine hotels, shall be beefed up to absolutely prevent cross-contamination in these isolation wards and transmission to the community.

The steering committees for COVID-19 prevention and control of districts and towns shall urgently trace, localize, isolate, and quickly test suspected infection cases.

All of these measures were imposed in Hanoi after the country recorded seven community cases of COVID-19 in the capital city, northern Ha Nam Province, and Ho Chi Minh City on Thursday, with authorities fearing the situation may become more complicated during the long public holiday.

Vietnam has registered 2,914 COVID-19 patients, including 1,580 locally-transmitted cases, since the pathogen first struck the nation on January 23, 2020, according to the health ministry’s data.

Recoveries have reached 2,516 while 35 patients have died, most having suffered critical pre-existing conditions.

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