Hanoi works to tackle newly-detected COVID-19 outbreaks
The capital city of Hanoi's competent forces have worked with the health centre of Hai Ba Trung district to tackle a cluster of 20 new COVID-19 infections detected at a food company in the locality immediately after receiving a report on the cases.
Alley 651 (82/651), Minh Khai street, Thanh Luong ward, Hai Ba Trung district under a temporary lockdown (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The capital city of Hanoi's competent forces have worked withthe health centre of Hai Ba Trung district to tackle a cluster of 20 newCOVID-19 infections detected at a food company in the locality immediatelyafter receiving a report on the cases.
On August 1 afternoon, the forces came to the district regardingthe outbreak at Thanh Nga food company at No 82, Alley 651 (82/651), MinhKhai street, Thanh Luong ward.
It identified that there are five other firms located at thesame alley with the company, which has two premises.
With 43 employees, Thanh Nga’s main office is at 15/651, Minh Khai street, and its cold storage at 82/651, Minh Khai street.
All positive cases have been under treatment, with the number ofF1 cases amounting to 17 and 750 other people with links to the epidemic spot had samples taken for COVID-19 testing.
On August 1 evening, local authorities of Thanh Luong warddecided to temporarily block the alley and a number of surrounding locations toset up a medical quarantine area./.
Hanoi logged 26 new COVID-19 cases from 6am to 12pm on July 29, including seven ones in the community, according to the municipal Department of Health.
The People’s Committee of Hanoi on August 1 issued an official dispatch asking localities across the city not to allow local residents to travel outside the city during the period of social distancing.
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Alley 651 (82/651), Minh Khai street, Thanh Luong ward, Hai Ba Trung district under a temporary lockdown (Photo: VNA) 
