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US paper: Vietnam takes science-based approach to COVID-19

The US’s Daily Hampshire Gazette has said Vietnam took a science-based approach to tackling COVID-19 pandemic.
US paper: Vietnam takes science-based approach to COVID-19 ảnh 1Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) –ꦓ The US’s Daily Hampshi🐭re Gazette hassaid Vietnam took a science-based approach totackling COVID-19 pandemic.

Inan article published on May 11, the author said the pandemic has caused morethan 4.13 million infections and taken over 283,000 lives. Vietnam,which shares border with China, has recorded zero deaths so far. This isnot because of low testing or poor record-keeping. Ratherthan lockdown of the entire population, the anti-epidemic teams studied thepopulation, and quarantined and treated those with symptoms and who testedpositive for SARS-CoV-2. If there was a region with particularly high numbers, itwas quarantined. Thearticle said the multi-tier quarantine system helped the Vietnamese authorities break the chain ofinfection. The Communist Party of Vietnam, very early, offered a motto “fighting the epidemic is like fighting against the enemy.” Additionally,the Vietnamese Ministry of Health posed a music video to explain the concept of physical distancing and handwashing. This video went viral on TikTok, where young people created a dance togo with it. Masks weremandated in public andalcohol-based hand sanitizers are found everywhere. Schools and religious siteswere all immediately closed. The newspaperalso pointed out that the Vietnamese Government directed the public sector to produce necessary equipment,including protective suits and ventilators, as well as hand sanitiser andmedicines. The private sector followed suit, and so did philanthropists who setup “Rice ATMs” to distribute food to those who had lost their incomes. Thegovernment set up food kitchens to feed the poor. The Vietnamese had alreadybegun major preparations to contain the virus, including increasing capacity inmedical institutions and for the production of necessary protective equipment,it said./.
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