Six COVID-19 patients have recovered and been released from the National Hospital of Tropical Diseases on June 8 morning. (Photo: VNA)Hanoi (VNA) – Nine more COVID-19 patients have made full recovery and were
released from three hospitals across the country on June 8.
The
have lifted the country’s total cases being given the
all-clear to 316, making up nearly 95 percent of the total in
Vietnam.
They
include eight Vietnamese patients, of them six at the National Hospital of
Tropical Diseases in Hanoi who returned to Vietnam from Russia, two at the Thai
Binh General Hospital, along with one 37-year-old British man (Patient
No.271) at the Cu Chi COVID-19 Treatment Hospital in HCM City.
All
of the patients have tested negative for twice. Currently, they have
no fever, are not coughing, have well-ventilated lungs and are in stable
conditions.
They
will continue to be isolated and monitored for the next 14 days, according to
the Subcommittee of Treatment under the National Steering Committee for
COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
To
date, 49 foreign patients with COVID-19 have recovered and have been released
from treatment facilities across the country. Patient 91, British pilot
Stephen Cameron, is the last foreign patient who is still in critical condition
and is being treated at the Cho Ray General Hospital in HCM City, following
successful treatment at the HCM City Hospital for Tropical Diseases.
Health
officials say his condition has improved and he has been taken off life support
last week.
On
June 8 morning, Vietnam reported two new imported COVID-19 cases, bringing the
country total cases to 331. The country also has reported no new infections
among the community for the last 53 days and no fatalities have been
reported./.
Source: VietnamPlus
