Thirteen more COVID-19 patients have made full recovery and were released from the Quang Nam Central General Hospital and the Quang Nam Regional General Hospital in central Quang Nam province on September 4.
The recovered COVID-19 patients at the Quang Nam Central General Hospital in Quang Nam province (Photo: VNA)
Quang Nam (VNA) - Thirteen more COVID-19 patients have made full recovery andwere released from the Quang Nam Central General Hospital and the Quang NamRegional General Hospital in central Quang Nam province on September 4.
They havelifted the country’s total patients to recover from the disease to 768.
Therecoveries included seven patients at the Quang Nam Central General Hospital, andsix other cases were released from the Quang Nam Regional General Hospital.
All of thesepatients had four tests results come back negative for SARS-CoV-2. Theycurrently have no cough, no fever, no breathing difficulties and are in astable health condition.
They will bekept in quarantine and monitored for the next 14 days at their residence,according to regulations of the Ministry of Health.
As of September4 morning, Vietnam had confirmed total 1,046 COVID-19 cases and 35 deaths. Thecountry has reported total 691 COVID-19 community transmission cases, of which551 cases were reported from new outbreaks since July 25./.
Vietnam confirmed two more COVID-19 cases on August 28 evening, including one in the central city of Da Nang and one imported case, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
Vietnam’s total COVID-19 cases stood unchanged at 1,044 at 18:00 on September 1 as no new infections were reported over the past 12 hours, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
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No new COVID-19 cases were detected from 6am to 6pm on September 3, and the total count remained at 1,046, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
Vietnam confirmed no new COVID-19 cases in the morning of September 4, keeping the national count at 1,046, including 691 locally-transmitted cases, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
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The recovered COVID-19 patients at the Quang Nam Central General Hospital in Quang Nam province (Photo: VNA) 
