March 29: Vietnam confirms 14 more coronavirus cases, 6 linked to Bach Mai Hospital
So far, 18 coronavirus cases in Vietnam are linked to Hanoi-based Bach Mai Hospital, which has become the largest Covid-19 outbreak epicenter in the country.
So far, 18 coronavirus cases in Vietnam are linked to Hanoi-based Bach Mai Hospital, which has become the largest Covid-19 outbreak epicenter in the country.
The hospital of 3,500 beds for inpatients provides checkup and treatment to roughly 10,000 patients per day.
Half of the newly-detected cases on March 28 are linked to Bach Mai Hospital, the largest hospital in Vietnam.
Vietnam has closed non-essential services and called on people to stay home until April 15.
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