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Five more COVID-19 cases raise national tally to 2,806

Vietnam recorded five new cases of COVID-19 in the past 12 hours to 6pm on April 21, raising the national count to 2,806, according to the Health Ministry.
Five more COVID-19 cases raise national tally to 2,806 ảnh 1A Vietnamese returning from abroad makes medical declaration (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam recorded five new cases of COVID-19 in the past 12hours to 6pm on April 21, raising the national count to 2,806, according to theHealth Ministry.

All the new infections are Vietnamese nationals who were put into quarantine inKhanh Hoa province and Da Nang city right upon their arrival.
 
According to the ministry’s Medical Examination and Treatment Department, as many as 2,490 cases have been given the all-clear so far, while the death toll remained at 35.

Among those still under treatment, 12 have testednegative for the novel coronavirus, 11 twice and 17 thrice.

Meanwhile, 39,385 people are under quarantinenationwide, including 514 at hospitals, 23,870 at concentrated quarantinefacilities and 14,991 at their residences./.
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