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COVID-19: 3,221 cases added to national count

Vietnam on October 16 reported 3,221 new infections of COVID-19, including 10 imported cases, according to the Ministry of Health.
COVID-19: 3,221 cases added to national count ảnh 1A man from a high-risk area in a village in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak's Buon Me Thuot receives COVID-19 vaccine. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam on October 16 reported 3,221 newinfections of COVID-19, including 10 imported cases, according to the Ministryof Health.

The figure is 578 cases lower than the previous day.

HCM City detected the highest number of infections with 790,followed by Dong Nai province with 397 and Binh Duong province with 385.

The national tally now stands at 860,860, including 856,197cases recorded since the outset of the fourth coronavirus wave in late April

The Ministry of Health also reported that 3,528 patientsnationwide are in serious conditions, with 471 requiring invasive ventilationand 19 on life support (ECMO).

On the same day, the country saw 88 deaths from the disease.The death toll now hits 21,131.

A further 1,581 patients were given the all-clear, takingthe total recoveries to 790,504

By October 15, the country had injected nearly 60.52 milliondoses of COVID-19 vaccines, with more than 17.62 million people now fully vaccinated./.
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