The Health Ministry issues new guidance on medical measures for F0, F1 cases. Illustrative image (Photo: VNA) The new guidance gives new definitions of COVID-19 patients (or F0), and F1 cases, along with medical measures for them, which takes into account the high vaccination coverage and a strong decline in both serious cases and fatalities due to COVID-19, reported VNA. Accordingly, F0 patients are those testing positive for SARS-CoV-2 by RT-PCR method, or those who either show clinical symptoms or have epidemiological factors, and have positive antigen test result.People who have been in close contact with COVID-19 patients, or F1 cases, are now no longer required to self-quarantine (covid-19.gov.vn) Meanwhile, F1 cases are those who have direct body contact with F0(s) during the transmission period, or stay together with F0(s) within 1m in distance or in closed space for at least 15 minutes wearing masks or not, or personally care for, give checking and treatment to F0 during the
Vietnam, India push up economic, investment ties
25th January, 2021 12:07:35
HANOI: Vietnam is encouraging Indian entrepreneurs to invest in segments like manufacturing, automobile supporting industry, IT, energy, high-tech agriculture, and innovation.
According to Tran Duy Dong, Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment, although the bilateral trade and investment relations of the two sides have had many positive results in recent years, they still fall short of the potential of the two countries, report agencies.
“Vietnam is therefore welcoming Indian businesses to invest in Vietnam in fields which are of a particular strength of Indian businesses and where Vietnam is looking to enhance investment cooperation,” said Dong at the India-Vietnam Business Forum held on January 22 in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Vietnam is encouraging Indian entrepreneurs to invest in segments like manufacturing, automobile supporting industry, IT, energy, high-tech agriculture, and innovation.
According to Tran Duy Dong, Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment, although the bilateral trade and investment relations of the two sides have had many positive results in recent years, they still fall short of the potential of the two countries.
âVietnam is therefore welcoming Indian businesses to invest in Vietnam in fields which are of a particular strength of Indian businesses and where Vietnam is looking to enhance investment cooperation,â said Dong at the India-Vietnam Business Forum held on January 22 in Ho Chi Minh City.