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Vietnam logs additional 3,646 COVID-19 cases

A total of 3,646 new COVID-19 cases have been recorded in Vietnam in the past 24 hours to 5pm on October 20, along with 72 more deaths, the Ministry of Health announced.
Vietnam logs additional 3,646 COVID-19 cases ảnh 1A local resident in Que Vo district, Bac Ninh province, has sample taken for COVID-19 testing. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - A total of 3,646 new COVID-19 cases have beenrecorded in Vietnam in the past 24 hours to 5pm on October 20, along with 72more deaths, the Ministry of Health announced.

Thenationwide tally since the beginning of the pandemic stands at 869,193. Thetotal number of deaths is 21,416.

Amongthe new cases, 11 were imported and the rest were local transmissions. Of thenew infections, 1,810 were detected in the community.

Thenumber of infections increased by 608 cases compared to the previousday’s figure.

HoChi Minh City still has the highest infection rate with 1,347 cases,followed by its neighbouring provinces of Binh Duong (492) and Dong Nai (305). Thecapital city of Hanoi reported 10 new cases.

Otherprovinces and cities that logged COVID cases in the past 24 hours are An Giang(194), Soc Trang (100), Bac Lieu (99), Gia Lai (93), Kien Giang (87), Dak Lak(77), Long An (72), Tien Giang (65), Tay Ninh (52), Phu Tho (50), Binh Thuan(50), Ca Mau (46), Can Tho (44), Ha Giang (40), Khanh Hoa (39), Tra Vinh (38),Nghe An (33), Thanh Hoa (25), Quang Nam (24), Dong Thap (24), Hau Giang (23),Quang Tri (23), Ha Nam (19), Ben Tre (18), Quang Ngai (17), Binh Dinh (16), VinhLong (14), Bac Ninh (13), Binh Phuoc (13), Ba Ria - Vung Tau (13), Kon Tum (12),Thua Thien Hue (11), Da Nang (8 ), Ninh Thuan (5), Dak Nong (4), Quang Binh(3), Nam Dinh (3), Lao Cai (3), Hai Duong (2), Yen Bai (2), Son La (2), Phu Yen(1), Ha Tinh (1), Vinh Phuc (1), Dien Bien (1), and Tuyen Quang (1).

TheMinistry of Health has directed the health departments of Bac Ninh, Phu Tho andThanh Hoa provinces to urgently expand their epidemiological investigations andtrace those who have close contact with new locally transmitted cases.

Inthe past two days, a cluster of at least 11 community cases relating to a localpre-school has emerged in Que Vo district in Bac Ninh province, a previousCOVID-19 hotspot.

Thelocal authority has urgently conducted their epidemiological investigationsrelating to this cluster, to quickly locate infected people and preventinfections from spreading further into the community.

Itwas also announced on October 20 that 1,737 patients have fully recovered fromthe virus, bringing the total number of recoveries to 796,583.

Ofthe 3,879 COVID-19 patients being treated in hospital at the moment, 20are on life support (ECMO). 

Morethan 67 million doses of vaccines have been administered so far in the country.Over 19 million people have fully received two jabs./.
VNA

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