Today’s Covid News: Vietnam gets additional support from Australia
The vaccination drive has enabled Vietnam's adaptability to the pandemic and soon resuming domestic flights.
The vaccination drive has enabled Vietnam's adaptability to the pandemic and soon resuming domestic flights.
Vietnam has recorded more than 803,200 coronavirus cases, including 83% have recovered and more than 19,000 deaths.
Some relaxation has been taken to serve the reopening plans in Ho Chi Minh City – the business hub.
Hanoians were allowed to do outdoor exercises as of today after two months and a half.
On the day, about four million doses arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, where is on the way to conduct reopening plans.
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked authorized agencies to recognize “vaccine passport” to serve the recovery plans.
Vietnam is seeking different ways to get more vaccines and speeding up its inoculation campaign.
People will be subject to travel around or face restrictions depending on the status of the app.
Most of the spending will be used for vaccine purchases.
Vietnam is racing against time to vaccinate people in order to soon reopen the economy in affected areas.
Vietnam has got 45 million doses from donations and purchases, of which nearly 12 million doses came from the COVAX.
Sinopharm vaccine accounts for nearly half of vaccines available in Vietnam thus far.
Local experts said it’s necessary to change anti-pandemic measures to get prepared for living safely with the pandemic.
Vietnam will make the pandemic expenses transparent to serve the long-term fight.
For many EU member states, Vietnam is the largest trade partner in ASEAN.
Vietnam is preparing for the adoption of vaccine passports on a large scale.
Hanoi and 19 southern cities and provinces are racing against time to vaccinate all residents with the first jabs before September 15.