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Vietnamese turn lax amid looming Covid-19 threat - VnExpress International

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India Covid crisis should work as wake-up call for Vietnam: experts

India Covid crisis should work as wake-up call for Vietnam: experts By Le Nga, Chi Le April 27, 2021 | 01:22 pm GMT+7 With Vietnam entering a four-day holiday after a month without local transmission of Covid-19, health experts warn of a possible India-like scenario. This weekend a four-day break marks Reunification Day on April 30 and Labor Day on May 1. With a month just passing without a single case of Covid, many people are expected to go on tours and to places of amusement, resulting in mass gatherings. This is worrying health experts, who fear a new outbreak could occur just as happened in India.

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Governor Diri gets vaccines, as Bayelsa records 222 cholera cases, 19 deaths

Share Following a recent outbreak of cholera across 30 communities in Bayelsa State that led to 19 deaths and 222 reported cases, the Governor of the state, Senator Douye Diri, has purchased oral cholera vaccines to stop the spread of the disease. According to a statement signed by the State Commissioner for Health, Dr Pabara Newton Igwele, in Yenagoa, Local Government Rapid Response Teams (RRT) have been established to ensure active surveillance and response to any case of acute gastroenteritis or suspected cholera. The statement further explained that the state in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) has also sent vaccines to LGA headquarters and selected healthcare facilities to support the management of the outbreak.

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Vaccinated foreign arrivals should still undergo 14-day quarantine: health experts

Vaccinated foreign arrivals should still undergo 14-day quarantine: health experts By Chi Le, Thuy Quynh March 11, 2021 | 03:09 pm GMT+7 Police check a foreign man s passport at Da Nang International Airport, February 2020. Photo by VnExpress/Nguyen Dong. Foreign passengers holding vaccine passports should still undergo 14-day quarantine in the absence of information on the potential risk of infection following two-dose inoculation, health experts said. Tran Dac Phu, senior advisor at the Public Health Emergency Operations Center under the Health Ministry, said the world has a tradition of certifying travel for those who have been fully vaccinated against a number of diseases such as cholera, lymphadenitis and yellow fever.

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PSI Malaria: A Year in Review : PSI

Posted March 11, 2021 By Tarryn Haslam, Director, Malaria and Water and Sanitation Departments, PSI The first quarter of any new year presents the opportunity to reflect on the previous year while planning for the one ahead. COVID-19 has presented the global malaria community of practice with many challenges, especially in the face of plateaued progress in the fight against malaria over the past four years. Responding to this challenge, PSI contributed to efforts led by the World Health Organization (WHO), RBM Partnership to End Malaria and the Alliance for Malaria Prevention (AMP) to develop guidance and to pivot implementation to ensure the continuation of malaria prevention and case management services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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