Vietnam loses 30th patient to Covid-19
A 51-year-old woman died of Covid-19 in Da Nang on Thursday morning, taking Vietnam’s death toll so far to 30.
« Patient 696 » died of pneumonia caused by Covid-19, septic shock, multiple organ failure, and high blood pressure, the Ministry of Health said.
A kidney patient who had undergone dialysis for 15 years, she was admitted to the Da Nang Hospital on July 19 with venous congestion in her arm.
On August 5 she tested positive for the new coronavirus and was transferred to a field hospital in the city’s Hoa Vang District.
But her condition kept worsening steadily.
With her demise, Vietnam has lost 30 lives to Covid-19, including two on Wednesday. The youngest among the dead was 33 and the oldest 93.
All 30 had chronic diseases, with renal failure the most common.
Worldwide, the Covid-19 death toll has climbed to more than 829,600.
By Le Nga – VnExpress.net – August 27, 2020
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