First three volunteers injected with Vietnam Covid-19 vaccine all healthy
The first three volunteers to receive a dose of Nanocovax, Vietnam’s first Covid-19 vaccine, are in stable condition three days after injection.
Vietnam starts human trial of coronavirus vaccine
A Vietnamese pharmaceutical company began testing a coronavirus vaccine on volunteers in Hanoi on Thursday, as developing countries jostle with richer nations to access affordable inoculations.
Strong COVID-19 response helps Vietnam’s economy weather pandemic
A strong response to the COVID-19 pandemic, surging exports and healthy public spending have helped Vietnam buck a global recession in 2020 and fast-track its recovery, with analysts predicting it will likely enjoy one of the highest growth rates in…
Vietnam’s first coronavirus vaccine volunteer: ‘I have faith
Minh Anh took a deep breath before signing up as Vietnam’s first human subject to trial a domestic Covid-19 vaccine.
Vietnamese take increasingly to navel gazing
The popularity of meditation is growing as more Vietnamese discover its health benefits amid the stress and anxiety caused by the modern rat race.
Covid-19 vaccine : best keep the ‘free’ market out of it
Well before the first Covid-19 vaccine was officially announced, I’d foreseen a major problem. The vaccine wouldn’t be available for the masses.
Vietnam begins human trials of indigenous Covid-19 vaccine next week
First stage human trials of a Covid-19 vaccine produced by the Nanogen Pharmaceutical Biotechnology company will begin December 10.
Vietnam to waive quarantine for Korean business travellers
Vietnam has agreed to allow some South Korean business people to travel between the two countries without having to complete mandatory 14-day anti-coronavirus quarantine, Seoul said on Friday.
More HCMC schools closed after students meet with Covid-19 patients
Over 100,000 university students in HCMC have been asked to stay home while many other schools are stepping up efforts to deal with new local Covid-19 transmissions.
Vietnam reports first locally transmitted COVID-19 case in 89 days
Vietnam has confirmed its first locally transmitted case of the coronavirus in nearly three months, after the infection of a man related to a flight attendant who had tested positive after returning from Japan two weeks ago. The country’s health…
Vietnam’s first liver transplant patient dies 16 years later
Nguyen Thi Diep, 25, passed away Sunday morning, 16 years after becoming Vietnam’s first patient to undergo a liver transplant.
Noi Bai airport gets international heath accreditation for Covid-19 preventive measures
Noi Bai in Hanoi has become the first airport in Vietnam to receive the Airports Council International’s health accreditation for its safety measures against Covid-19.
Unmasked Hanoians run the gauntlet of hefty fines
Many Hanoians continue not to wear masks in public though the city, with winter approaching, has steeply increased the fine for that.
Hanoi man tests coronavirus positive for 2nd time in two months
A Hanoi man has tested positive for the novel coronavirus two months after recovering from Covid-19, the city’s Center for Disease Control said on Sunday.
Anxiety mounts over safety of Vietnam’s street food as scandals grow
Vietnam’s fragrant noodle soups and fresh spring rolls have won fans across the globe, but mounting food safety scandals on the country’s streets are sparking a rising tide of anxiety among millennials about what they eat.
Vietnam records nine more imported Covid-19 cases
Nine Vietnamese citizens returning from Russia, Japan and Qatar have taken Vietnam’s active Covid-19 count to 115, the Ministry of Health confirmed Sunday morning.
No mask, no entry to public spaces, warns Hanoi deputy chairman
People without masks will not be allowed to enter public places in Hanoi, which is bracing for the onset of winter, when the threat of Covid-19 could increase.
Vietnam opts for containment over ‘high risk’ rush for costly COVID-19 vaccine
Vietnam will stick to its strategy of containing COVID-19 rather than rush to secure a supply of a vaccine that could be financially risky, the head of the country’s coronavirus task force said on Friday (Nov 6).
Vietnam PM says pandemic costs $8.6 billion in budget revenue
The pandemic is seen costing Vietnam nearly 200 trillion dong ($8.6 billion) in budget revenue this year, according to the government’s website, which cited Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc during a discussion with National Assembly deputies on Monday.
Vietnam begins Covid-19 vaccine trials on monkeys
A Vietnamese Covid-19 vaccine has been tested on monkeys since Tuesday, the Ministry of Health stated Friday.
Indian experts, France returnee up Vietnam Covid-19 tally
Vietnam confirmed three more imported Covid-19 cases Tuesday, a Hanoi man returning from France and two Indian experts, taking its active tally to 72.
Vietnam is fighting Covid without pitting economic growth against public health
My country seemed to have all the ingredients for a coronavirus disaster, so what has it done right ?
Vietnam’s war against COVID-19
Vietnam’s campaign against COVID-19 is infused with military imagery, playing into existing strands of national identity.
Explaining public trust in Vietnam
The regime’s ability to deal effectively with the Covid-19 pandemic would not have been possible without the people’s trust
Vietnam to enter 33rd day without COVID-19 infection in community
With no new COVID-19 cases recorded Sunday evening, Vietnam has now gone 32 days straight without a single community infection.
Fracas at Tan Son Nhat airport as South Korea returnees protest high quarantine fees
Over 100 Vietnamese passengers arriving in Saigon Wednesday noon on a flight from Seoul refused to be quarantined at hotels, protesting unaffordable charges.