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Tran Dac Phu, senior advisor at the Public Health Emergency Operations Center under the Ministry of Health, said there is still no clue as to who the source was that first introduced Covid-19, the respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus, to Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi. … [Read more...] about Vietnam losing track of Covid-19 transmission: expert

The ministry also told these hospitals to stop accepting Truong Sinh Company’s services and check the health of all of the firm’s staff and of the hospitals’ workers, aside from disinfecting the hospitals and cooperating with new food caterers during Truong Sinh Company’s suspension. … [Read more...] about Truong Sinh food caterer asked to suspend operations

In the Bach Mai Hospital cluster, the 223rd patient took care of her relative who was receiving treatment at the hospital’s Functional Rehabilitation Department. Between March 11 and 24, the 29-year-old woman usually dined and bought grocery items at the hospital’s canteen and had contact with employees of Bach Mai Hospital's food caterer Truong Sinh Company, of whom many have been confirmed as positive for the virus. … [Read more...] about Five more Covid-19 infections send nationwide total rising to 227

Even before the virus, a steady stream of people involved in sports -- often an insecure and high-stress profession -- have wrestled with depression, from Williams to Olympic swimming great Michael Phelps, MMA fighter Ronda Rousey, boxer Mike Tyson and All Blacks rugby player John Kirwan. … [Read more...] about From winners to worriers: isolated athletes face mental health risks

VASEP recommends that firms consider shifting to produce canned food to meet the current consumption demand whilst enjoying incentives that come from new-generation free trade agreements such as the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, along with the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership. … [Read more...] about Spreading COVID-19 presents hurdles for tuna firms