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Vietnam reported 12,481 new confirmed cases on September 6. 8,099 cases were found in the community

According to the Ministry of Health, from 17:00 On September 5 to 17:00 on September 6, Vietnam reported 12,481 new confirmed COVID-19 cases across the country, including 4 imported cases and 12,477 indigenous cases.

Of the 12,477 locally confirmed cases, Ho Chi Minh City reported 7,122 cases, Binh Duong 2,194, Tong Nai 871, Long An 857, Chien Giang 234, Kien Giang 201, Sining 134, Khanh Hoa 97, Tong Thar 95, An Giang 87, Thile Lok 79, Hanoi 48 , rich Ann 34 cases, 42 cases of generalized bayu vung tau fu 28 cases, 31 cases, 22 cases, quang binh province 20 cases, 21 cases, vinh province tianshun province 14 cases, jia lai and new disguise all 13 cases, 12 cases nghe an, thanh hoa in 11 cases, 10 cases of ca mau, pacify, wing lung, thin liao all the 9 cases, 7 cases of bac ninh, lam dong and penang know each 4 cases, ning and farmers in 3 patients, and mountains There were 2 cases in Guangnan, 1 in Kunsong and 1 in Beijiang. Of these, 8,099 were found in the community.

In the past 24 hours, the number of locally confirmed cases across the country fell by 624 from yesterday, with Ho Chi Minh City up by 896, Binh Duong down by 1,346, Tong Nai down by 372, Long An up by 101 and Qian Giang up by 101.

With 536,788 confirmed cases of COVID-19 since the outbreak, Vietnam ranks 51st out of 222 countries and territories.

Vietnam has reported 532,490 new confirmed cases since April 27, of which 298,683 have been discharged from hospital after recovery.

Ten provinces -- Beichang, Xuan Guang, Laizhou, Heping, Anpei, Hejiang, Taiyuan, Dien Bien and Yongfu -- have seen no new COVID-19 cases for 14 consecutive days.

Ten provinces -- Quang Ninh, Beichao, Xuan Guang, Laizhou, Heping, An Pei, Hejiang, Taiyuan, Dien Bien and Yongfu -- have reported no new COVID-19 cases for 14 consecutive days.

Five provinces and cities have the highest number of confirmed cases: 258,536 in Ho Chi Minh City, 134,627 in Binh Duong province, 29,420 in Tong Nai, 25,942 in Long An Ha and 10,805 in En Giang Province.

A total of 9,730 patients were cured and discharged from hospitals nationwide on Tuesday, bringing the total number of cured patients to 301,457. Among the patients treated in various medical institutions, there were 6,407 cases of critical illness.

On September 6, 311 new deaths were reported, including 233 in Ho Chi Minh City and 39 in Binh Duong Province. With 13,385 deaths so far, the fatality rate of COVID-19 stands at 2.5%, 0.4% higher than the world average.

In the past 24 hours, 1,169,631 people were sampled and tested nationwide. Since April 27 to date, a total of 40,159,783 people have been sampled and tested.

On Monday, 567,105 doses of COVID-19 vaccine were administered. So far, 22,012,123 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered.

 

Reference website: Vietnam+

COVID: 20,897 new cases reported Tuesday – Health DG

Aug 31 -- A total of 20,897 new COVID-19 cases were reported in the past 24 hours, up from yesterday’s 19,268 cases, said Health director-general

Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

The country has recorded more than 20,000 cases daily from Oct 24 to Oct 29, with the highest figure of 24,599 cases being recorded on Oct 26.

Dr Noor Hisham, in a post on his Facebook page, said the total number of infections in Malaysia was now  1,746,254.

“Selangor recorded the highest number of cases, with 4,371, followed by Sabah (2,594), Sarawak (2,285), Johor (2,159), Kedah (1,942) and Penang (1,732).

“Meanwhile, Kelantan recorded 1,479 cases, followed by Perak (1,204), Kuala Lumpur (1,003), Pahang (798), Terengganu (608), Melaka (417) and Negeri Sembilan (215),” he said.

Meanwhile, three states recorded fewer than 100 cases, namely Perlis (64), Putrajaya (25) and Labuan (one).

Dr Noor Hisham, in a statement, said of the 20,897 new cases, 422 atau 2.0 per cent were in categories three, four and five while 20,475 more were in categories one and two.

He said 15,371 cases or 73.6 per cent of the new cases were not vaccinated or partially vaccinated.

Meanwhile, he said there were 18,465 recovered cases reported today, taking the total number of recoveries to 1,461,727, adding that the country now has 267,863 active cases.

Dr Noor Hisham also said that 1,005 patients were being treated in the intensive care unit, with 464 of them requiring respiratory support

He said the 282 new fatalities involved 238 Malaysians and 44 foreign nationals with 98 of them being brought-in-dead (BID) cases.

On the 22 new clusters detected, Dr Noor Hisham said 11 of them were linked to the workplace, eight in the community, two involving high-risk groups, and one a detention center cluster.

Based on the latest data, Malaysia’s COVID-19 infectivity rate or R-Naught (Rt) yesterday was 1.02, with Perlis, at 1.22, being the state with the highest Rt, followed

by Sarawak (1.19) and Sabah (1.12), he said.

All states recorded an Rt above 1.0 except for Melaka, Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Labuan and  Negeri Sembilan.

 

Reference website：BERNAMA.com

More than 12,000 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Vietnam on August 31, with more than 10,000 new cured cases

According to the Ministry of Health, Vietnam reported 12,607 new COVID-19 cases nationwide from 17:00 On August 30 to 17:00 on August 31, including 16 imported cases and 12,591 locally confirmed cases.

Ho Chi Minh City remains the city with the highest number of cases with 5,444 new cases, followed by Binh Duong province with 4,530 new cases and Tong Nai province with 634, Thereafter are respectively from the 138 cases, 123 cases of da nang, xining river province 99 cases, 118 cases, jian jiang province Yi ain 81 cases, 77 cases in Hanoi, city and province 66 cases, 64 cases of bayu vung tau province, smooth province 59 cases, can tho city 53 cases, 47 cases of quang binh, quang ngai 40 cases, tianshun province 25 cases, 23 cases of rich ain, ping fu province 22 cases, 1 an giang province 7 cases, and le province 17 cases, vinh 14 cases, penang Zhi province jiang after 13 cases, 11 cases, binh dinh 8 cases, 8 cases of thanh hoa province, yonglong province 7 cases, rich life of 6 cases, 6 cases ninh thuan province, mountain in liaoning province province 6 cases, 5 cases, 5 cases, 4 cases were lam dong province, and lang son province agriculture province in 4 cases, 3 cases of quang nam province, province of quang tri 3 cases, 3 cases, kun song jia lai province province in 2 cases, 2 cases of tinh province 2 cases in Ninh Binh province and 1 case in Bac Ninh Province. Of these, 7,231 were found in communities.

In the past 24 hours, the number of locally confirmed cases nationwide dropped by 1,628 from the previous day, with 445 down in Ho Chi Minh City, 1,520 down in Binh Duong Province, 143 down in Tong Nai, 63 up in Long An River and seven down in En Giang province.

With 462,096 confirmed cases of COVID-19 since the outbreak began, Vietnam ranks 59th out of 222 countries and territories.

Vietnam has reported 457,882 new confirmed cases since April 27, of which 236,086 have been discharged from hospital after recovery.

Seven provinces -- Quang Ninh, Beichao, Xuan Kwang, Laizhou, Heping, Anpei and Hejiang -- have seen no new COVID-19 cases for 14 consecutive days.

A total of 10,044 patients were cured and discharged from hospitals nationwide as of Friday, bringing the total number of cured patients to 238,860. Among the patients treated in various medical institutions, there were 6,295 cases of critical illness.

As of August 30, the cumulative death toll of COVID-19 was 11,064, with a fatality rate of 2.5 percent, 0.4 percent higher than the world average.

Within 24 hours, 755,197 people were sampled and tested nationwide. Since April 27, a total of 33,497,696 people have been sampled and tested.

On Wednesday, 244,853 doses of COVID-19 vaccine were administered. So far, 19,966,724 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered.

Reference website: Vietnam+

Malaysias daily COVID-19 tally remains above 20,000 mark, 22,642 cases

Malaysia's daily COVID-19 tally remains above 20,000 mark, 22,642 cases

Malaysia’s daily tally of COVID-19 cases remained above the 20,000-mark as 22,642 new cases were reported over the past 24 hours,

Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said.

In the latest data shared on Facebook and Twitter, Dr Noor Hisham said the number brings the cumulative total of COVID-19 infections in the country to 1,616,244.

He said Selangor still recorded the highest daily new cases at  6,325, followed by Sabah (3,224), Kedah (2,279), Johor (1,832), Sarawak (1,667), Penang (1,427),

Kelantan (1,424), Perak (1,390) and Kuala Lumpur (1,128).

Other states recorded below 1,000 cases, namely Terengganu with 744 cases, Pahang (522), Melaka 342, Negeri Sembilan (269), Perlis  (44), Putrajaya (21) and

Labuan (four).

Malaysia’s daily COVID-19 tally climbed back above the 20,000-mark after recording 20,837 cases yesterday from only 17,672 cases on Monday.

Meanwhile, Dr Noor Hisham said in a statement that of the 22,642 new cases today, 478 cases of 2.1 per cent were in categories three, four and five, while the

other 22,164 cases were in categories one and two.

He said 18,143 infections or 80.1 per cent of the new cases involved unvaccinated individuals or those not yet fully vaccinated.

COVID-19 is a five-category disease, with category five being the most severe.

On recoveries, he said 20,798 cases were reported today, bringing the cumulative figure for those who had recovered to 1,337,134 and active cases to 264,292.

Dr Noor Hisham said 1,003 patients were being treated in the intensive care unit (ICU), with 490 of them requiring ventilators.

He also said 265 deaths were reported, involving 219 Malaysians and 46 foreigners, with 69 being brought-in-dead (BID) cases.

On new clusters, he said 42 were detected, with 23 at the workplace, 13 in the community, five linked to high-risk groups and one at a detention centre.

Based on the latest data, the COVID-19 infectivity rate or R-Naught (Rt) in Malaysia yesterday was 1.02, with Perlis registering the highest Rt value of 1.28, followed

by Sarawak (1.22) and Sabah (1.21).

All states recorded an Rt value exceeding 1.0 except Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Labuan and Negeri Sembilan.

 

Reference website：BERNAMA.com

Aug,25 The Philippines DOH COVID-19 case bulletin

Aug,25 The Philippines DOH COVID-19 case bulletin

Total number of cases now at 1,883,088 after 13,573 new cases were confirmed.

Deaths now at 32,492 (+228)

Recoveries now at 1,725,218 (+15,820)

The 25.5% positivity rate is the second-highest rate since the pandemic started.

Reference website：PH Coronavirus Updates

Vietnam logs addtional 12,096 COVID-19 cases

Vietnam logs addtional 12,096 COVID-19 cases

Vietnam recorded 12,096 new COVID-19 cases, including 12,093 domestic and three imported, in the past 24 hours to 6pm on August 25, the Ministry of Health announced.

Vietnam recorded 12,096 new COVID-19 cases, including 12,093 domestic and three imported, in the past 24 hours to 6pm on August 25, the Ministry of Health announced.

Ho Chi Minh City, which is the current largest pandemic of the country, logged the highest number of cases with 5,294 infections. It was followed by Binh Duong, with 4,129 infections.

The remainders were detected in Dong Nai (618), Long An (460), Tien Giang (319), Da Nang (162), Khanh Hoa (150), Tay Ninh (119), Binh Thuan (106), Hanoi (96), Nghe An (95), Dong Thap (93), Can Tho (90), Ba Ria-Vung Tau (75), and An Giang (50), among other localities.

Vietnam has so far logged 381,363 infections, ranking 66th out of 222 countries and territories in the world. In terms of infection rate, Vietnam is placed 168th with an average of 3,879 cases per 1 million people.

Since the fourth pandemic wave hit the country on April 27, Vietnam has counted 377,245 cases. Of which, 167,147 recovered.

Also on August 25, 7,646 patients were given the all-clear from the virus, bringing the total number of recoveries to 169,921.

Among those under treatment, 749 are being cared for in ICUs and 27 are treated with ECMO.

There were 335 deaths recorded on the same day, including 266 in Ho Chi Minh City, 31 in Binh Duong, 16 in Long An, 13 in Dong Nai, 3 in Da Nang, and one each in Hanoi, Ben Tre, Binh Phuoc, Khanh Hoa, Thua Thien – Hue, Tien Giang.

As of August 25, the country's death toll has reached 9,349.

A total of 18,095,473 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered so far, with 16,056,222 people receiving the first shots and 2,039,251 getting full two jabs.

Refer to the website：Vietnam+

Vietnam government sets economic growth target of 6.5% for 2021

Vietnam government sets economic growth target of 6.5% for 2021

The Vietnam News Agency Express Online reported that the Vietnamese government issued Government Resolution No. 1 on the main tasks and measures to achieve the socio-economic development plan and the state budget for 2021. The resolution specifies that it will continue to achieve the dual goals of effective prevention and control of the New Coronary Pneumonia epidemic and restoration of socio-economic development under the new normal. The economic targets set by the government for 2021 are: GDP growth of about 6.5%, GDP per capita of about US$3,700, annual growth rate of the consumer price index (CPI) of about 4%, contribution of total factor productivity (TFP) to growth of about 45-47%, and social labor productivity growth of about 4.8%. The resolution stresses that Vietnam will continue to properly control the entry of people to prevent the import of the epidemic from outside and consider reopening international commercial routes when conditions permit. Accelerate vaccine development and international cooperation to provide solutions for early access to vaccines for the population.

Meanwhile, the government continues to provide support in the areas of credit, finance, and tax reduction to help people and businesses overcome difficulties and resume production in the post-epidemic period. In addition to improving the legal system, relevant departments will strictly control the promulgation of documents related to investment conditions, operations, administrative procedures, and special inspections to ensure an open and favorable investment and business environment for enterprises. Promote the development of financial, securities and insurance markets and strengthen the management of the corporate bond market. The government requires the National Bank to cooperate with fiscal and other policies for active and flexible regulation to ensure the safety of the system, stabilize the macroeconomy, and provide support for the resumption of economic growth. The management of prices of electricity, refined oil products and other important goods and services will be made open and transparent to ensure a balance between supply and demand of basic commodities and stabilize market prices. The need to diversify import and export markets and avoid over-reliance on a single market was emphasized. Effective implementation of signed free trade agreements and continued negotiation of new FTAs. Accelerate economic restructuring in sectors such as agriculture, transportation services, and credit institutions. Continue to shrink wholly state-owned enterprise operations, promote demutualization and asset divestment of state-owned capital, and firmly focus on loss-making and poorly performing projects.

While many countries have endured extremely high rates of infection and mortality from the new coronavirus, Vietnam, with a population of 96 million, has fewer than 1,500 confirmed cases and only 35 deaths. Massive quarantines, extensive contact tracing and strict travel controls kept Vietnam's factories largely operational and people back to work quickly.

Philippine Presidency Reissues Restrictions on U.S. Travelers, Extends National State of Disaster Until September 2021

Philippine Presidency Reissues Restrictions on U.S. Travelers, Extends National State of Disaster Until September 2021

On January 1, local time, Harry Roque, spokesman of the Philippine Presidency, said that based on the joint recommendation of the Philippine Department of Health and the Department of Foreign Affairs, the Philippine Presidency has decided to restrict the entry of travelers from the United States from the early hours of January 3, 2021 until January 15 to prevent the entry of the mutated New Coronavirus into the Philippines. Also, foreign travelers will be barred from entry if they have visited the United States within the last 14 days prior to their arrival in the Philippines.

In addition, foreign travelers from the U.S. or who have visited the U.S. within the past 14 days may enter the Philippines if they arrived before January 3. Upon entry, travelers are subject to strict vaccination rules and must undergo a mandatory 14-day quarantine at a quarantine facility designated by the Philippine government, even if they test negative for New Coronavirus. Filipino citizens are not affected by this restriction and may enter the Philippines, but must also undergo a 14-day mandatory quarantine.

The Philippine Presidency has announced that the government has decided to extend the national state of disaster already in place until September 12, 2021, in light of the ongoing new crown epidemic in the country. Unless a new decree cancels or continues to extend this state earlier.

Prime Minister of Malaysia Tan Sri Muhyiddin announces MCO 2.0 for 5 states and 3 territories

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin announces MCO 2.0 for 5 states and 3 territories

In view of the seriousness of the Newcastle Pneumonia epidemic in the country, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin announced the implementation of the MCO 2.0 in five states, namely Sabah, Selangor, Penang, Johor, Malacca and three Federal Territories (Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan) for a period of two weeks from January 13 to January 26. He pointed out that the government will implement the control orders by state. Apart from the above states, Pahang, Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Kedah, Terengganu and Kelantan will implement the Conditional Control Orders (CMCO).

As for Perlis and Sarawak, the RMCOs will continue to be implemented. The Prime Minister said it was necessary for the government to implement stricter CMCOs to control the spread of the epidemic in the country. Speaking on air today, Muhyiddin said that in order to reduce the spread of the disease, all social events involving groups of people, such as weddings, conferences, religious processions, including the Thaipusam Festival, Chinese New Year, conferences, seminars, courses and sporting events, are banned in all states where RMCOs are in place. National interstate ban During this period, cross-county travel is banned in all states, and in those states where a control order is in force, cross-county travel is also prohibited. From 12.00am on the 13th of this month, all movements in the states under the decree will be restricted to a 10km radius. Anyone who breaches these rules will be issued a RM1,000 fine. As for the economic sector, the government has identified only five basic key sectors as being allowed to operate, including factories and manufacturing, construction, services, trade and distribution, and plantation and primary industries. All non-critical areas are compulsory home work.

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