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Which technologies are being used to supervise home-quarantined people? Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
21/07/2021 07:14 GMT+7
HCMC has officially allowed F1 cases to quarantine at home since July 17. The new policy is implemented with modern technologies.
Face recognition
The F1 (close contacts of infected person) home quarantine is being implemented on a trial basis in HCMC with the VietNam Health Declaration (VHD) app. This is also the solution chosen by the Ministry of Health (MOH) for migrant medical quarantine.
Luu The Anh, Deputy Director of Viettel Solutions, the app developer, said that home quarantined people are required to check in with face recognition at certain moments of the day for medical declaration. There are schedules for medical workers or local policemen to supervise home quarantine.
HCM City pilots mobile app monitoring home-quarantined people Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công
19/07/2021 11:54 GMT+7
Ho Chi Minh City is piloting the use of a mobile app developed by military-run telecom group Viettel to continuously monitor close contacts with COVID-19 patients, or F1 cases, who are under home quarantine.
Illustrative image. – File photo
Mobile app VHD (Vietnam Health Declaration) will help HCM City, the country’s current largest COVID-19 hotspot, to keep track of the self-quarantined, make sure they strictly observe rules set by the Ministry of Health (MoH) and get updates about their health conditions.
Source: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Mobile app VHD (Vietnam Health Declaration) will help Ho Chi Minh City, the country’s current largest COVID-19 hotspot, to keep track of the self-quarantined, make sure they strictly observe rules set by the Ministry of Health (MoH) and get updates about their health conditions.
The app has been used by the MoH to monitor how individuals entering Vietnam from pandemic-hit regions observe quarantine rules on a trial basis.
It uses a combination of GPS signals and facial recognition technology to randomly check the whereabouts of individuals under home quarantine and if they break the rules and leave the house.