The Ministry of Health has announced 5 more cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of infected cases in Vietnam to 99.
The Vietnamese Government has decided to temporarily suspend entry of all foreigners, including those of Vietnamese origin, beginning March 22 due to developments of the coronavirus pandemic, it said in a statement.
Vietnam has reported four additional coronavirus patients which include a British pilot working for Vietnam Airlines, and three Vietnamese nationals, raising total infection to 91, Health Ministry said.
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All incoming travelers to Vietnam shall be subject to mandatory centralized quarantine for 14 days, applicable since March 21, said Deputy Minister of Transport Le Anh Tuan.
Two medical workers in Bach Mai Hospital have been tested with coronavirus, raising total infections in the country to 87, Ministry of Health said.
EU and US temporarily suspended garment imports from Vietnam for 3-4 weeks, a decision raised concerns among local producers, Thanh Nien newspaper cited information from Ho Chi Minh City Embroidery Association.
A native of Northern province of Ninh Binh, aged 27, the 18th coronavirus patient in Vietnam, completely recovered and was discharged from hospital on Friday morning, Ministry of Heath said.
Vietnam health officials confirmed nine additional people infected with coronavirus on Thursday, according to Ministry of Health.
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