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The Ministry of Health reported 10,040 additional coronavirus cases throughout Vietnam on Sunday, along with 9,137 discharged patients and 233 fatalities. Thirty-four provinces and cities documented 10,025 domestic cases while the country counted 15 separate imported infections, the health ministry said. The ministry had registered 9,360 locally-infected patients on Saturday. Almost 6,000 of the latest domestic cases were found in the community, with the remaining detected in cordoned-off areas or centralized quarantine facilities. Ho Chi Minh City logged 5,496 local infections, up by 1,259 patients from yesterday; Binh Duong Province 2,332, down by 545; Dong Nai Province 953; An Giang Province 287; Long An Province 249; Kien Giang Province 151; Tien Giang Province 102; Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province 84; Hanoi 20; and Da Nang two. Vietnam has confirmed 682,617 community transmissions in 62 out of its 63 provinces and cities since the fourth – and worst – virus wave emerged in the …

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A teacher from the north-central Vietnamese province of Quang Binh has been found deliberately receiving two doses of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine within only 10 minutes. The incident occurred at a vaccination site at a general hospital in Le Thuy District on Saturday, Ngo Duc Van – director of the infirmary – confirmed on Sunday morning. N.T.L., a teacher at Truong Thuy Elementary and Middle School, received the two vaccine shots on purpose, Van added. After getting her first dose, L. folded her vaccination paper to cover the confirmation stamp and headed back to the waiting line. At the vaccination desk, the health worker looked at the folded piece of paper and was not aware that L. had already jabbed. The health worker then injected L. with another dose and only realized it when she was about to add the confirmation stamp to L.’s vaccination paper. The interval between the two shots was only 10 minutes, while the recommended pause for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 …

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Hanoi has provided inoculation against the novel coronavirus for around 4,000 foreigners over the past four days, as part of the Vietnamese capital city’s ongoing plan to vaccinate all foreign residents, according to local health authorities. Eight of the expected 30 vaccination lines were ready on Wednesday, when the municipal Department of Health kicked off the vaccination plan at My Dinh National Stadium in Nam Tu Liem District. The district’s health center was assigned to coordinate with the 115 Emergency Center and Hanoi International Friendship Hospital JSC to ensure safety for all foreigners. Some 4,000 foreigners had been inoculated as of Saturday, according to statistics. Lists of foreigners for vaccination have been made through embassies, foreigner management agencies, and local police. Before getting vaccinated, foreigners have to go through medical screening, including body temperature and blood pressure measurement, medical history reference, and consultancy. …

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A woman gets vaccinated at a vaccination site in District 1, HCMC (Photo: SGGP) Ho Chi Minh City, which is the country’s current largest pandemic hotspot, reported the highest number of infections with 5,496 cases. It was followed by neighbouring Binh Duong province (2,332), Dong Nai (953) and An Giang (287). The remainders were detected in Long An (249), Kien Giang (151), Tien Giang (102), Ba Ria - Vung Tau (84), Tay Ninh (53), Can Tho (52), Khanh Hoa (37), Binh Dinh (30), Quang Ngai (24), Hanoi (20), Ca Mau (18), Quang Binh (15), Binh Phuoc (15), Ninh Thuan (15), Phu Yen (13), Quang Nam (13), Hau Giang (11), Dak Nong (11), Tra Vinh (8 ), Binh Thuan (7), Dong Thap (6), Ben Tre (6), Quang Tri (5), Bac Lieu (3), Da Nang (2), Vinh Long (2), Thanh Hoa (2), Ha Tinh (1), Hung Yen (1), and Bac Ninh (1). The new patients brought the total of Covid-19 cases in Vietnam to 687,063, ranking 47th out of 222 countries and territories worldwide in terms of infections per one million people. …

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The three localities with the highest number of new cases were Ho Chi Minh City with 5,496 cases, Binh Duong with 2,332 cases and Dong Nai with 953 cases. 233 deaths were added to the national database on Sunday, with 182 cases in Ho Chi Minh City, 31 in Binh Duong, nine in Long An, three in An Giang, two each in Binh Thuan and Tien Giang, and one each in Khanh Hoa, Kien Giang, Quang Binh and Tay Ninh. The total number of coronavirus deaths so far is 17,090 cases, or around 2.5 percent of all infected cases. Also on Sunday, 9,137 Covid-19 patients were announced recovered, bringing the total number of recovered cases so far to 457,505. Vietnam has vaccinated over 34 million people with at least one Covid-19 shot. Around 6.5 million people have been fully vaccinated. …

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Medical staff from a mobile health centre in Ward 25, Bình Thạnh District, HCM City give medicine to a COVID-19 patient self-quarantined at home. Patients who recover from the virus after receiving home treatment need to present a certificate from their local authorities to get a COVID-19 'green card.' — VNA/VNS Photo Đinh Hằng HCM CITY — HCM City’s Department of Health has proposed giving the COVID-19 ‘green card’ to people who have received at least one dose of vaccine. The plan was sent to the city’s Steering Committee on COVID-19 Prevention and Control on Saturday after a meeting between its departments of health, information and communications, and planning and investment. A COVID-19 ‘green card’ is a certificate of vaccination, provided to people who have developed antibodies against COVID-19 due to being vaccinated, or having recovered from the virus and completed mandatory quarantine. The health department proposed giving this card to …

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He said the reopening of tourism should be done in two steps and the first is to open local tourism. The second step is to allow international tourists vaccinated with the required doses to travel to Cambodia with only a seven-day quarantine. During the quarantine, tourists who have been fully vaccinated would not be limited to only staying in the hotel, but could gradually travel within the area where they arrived according to the arrangements of the ministry or authorities, he added. He asked the Council of Ministers as well as the Tourism Ministry to consider the issue. Tourism accounted for 11.5 percent of Cambodia’s gross domestic product before COVID-19 broke out, but the sector is being hit hard by the ongoing pandemic. Source: VNA …

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Sinopharm vaccine accounts for nearly half of vaccines available in Vietnam thus far. The Ministry of Health has decided to allocate eight million doses of Vero Cell/Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine to 25 cities and provinces. Of them, Hanoi is the biggest recipient with 1.36 million. The new doses will help localities to inoculate people with the first and second jabs. So far, Vietnam has received approximately 45 million vaccine doses, including 20 million Vero Cell doses, which are sourced from China donations (six million), Ho Chi Minh City’s purchase (five million), and Vietnamese Van Thinh Phat Group’s donations (eight million). As of Sept 19, more than 34.2 million doses have been administered nationwide, including over six million second doses. Hanoi has inoculated 6.4 million doses. It has 5.7 million adults aged above 18. On Sept 19, Vietnam saw 10,040 coronavirus infections and 233 deaths over the past 24 hours, lifting the total to 687,063 and 17,090. On the day, …

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David Tick has worked in various roles at the company As one of the youngest senior leaders at Sanofi, David Tick is leading the company’s business unit vaccine and playing an ever-important role. The vaccine business performed well in the first half of 2021 and greatly contributed to the company’s growth. Sanofi’s business momentum accelerated as a whole in the period, delivering strong financial results driven by its core growth drivers. “Indeed, the growth trajectory in 2019, 2020 and also beyond has been quite steep for the vaccines environment in Vietnam. Luckily, this comes automatically as a result of both a strong culture and a people-centric approach,” David told VIR. The entire team is strongly committed to its vision where “no-one suffers or dies from a vaccine-preventable disease”, David explained. “Hence playing to win, our cultural motto, is naturally reflected by our daily work to ensure the people of Vietnam obtain the vaccines they need. We can only achieve …

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Denis Brunetti, President, Ericsson Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia Digital workplaces In general, employees have responded positively to the convenience of work-from-home life, but employers are also noticing the benefits – lower office rental and upkeep costs, for example. According to our Future of Enterprises report, 60 per cent of decision-makers are very satisfied with the ability to cut down on office space, with 43 per cent strongly believing they will have no office at all by 2030. Early indications also show remote workers are up to 40 per cent more productive than their in-office counterparts. According to the global survey featured in our IndustryLab report exploring the dematerialised office and insights into the workplace by 2030, half of respondents indicated they would want a full-sense virtual presence at work from anywhere. It is generally agreed that the future of work is remote, and that ‘business as usual’ will never be as it once was. Online …

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