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Seventeen imported COVID-19 cases reported on May 7

Vietnam recorded 17 more imported COVID-19 cases as of 6pm on May 7, raising the total to 288.
Seventeen imported COVID-19 cases reported on May 7 ảnh 1At a concentrated quarantine area (Photo: VNA)


Hanoi (VNA)
– Vietnam𒅌 recorded 17imported COVID-19 cases on M🌠ay 7, raising the total to 288 as of 6pm on the day.

Except for the imported cases, there was no infection in the community for the 21st day.

The new cases were among 297 🎃Vietnamese citizens flown home from the United Arab Emirates on flight VN0088 on May 3.

Following arrivals, all of them were quarantined in Bac Lieu province and had their samples tested for SARS-CoV-2. 

Later on May 7, the Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City found 17 positive and 280 negative. 

All 17 patients are being treated at a general hospital in Bac Lieu, and in stable conditions. 

In compliance with the Prime Minister’sDirective dated April 10, Vietnam has welcomed back 1,657 citizens returning viaairway since April 14.

In the near future, more flights willtake Vietnamese citizens home based on their wish. All passengersentering Vietnam will be subj🌳ect to a 14-day quarantine to prevent infection inthe community./.

VNA

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