Vietnam has flown home 30 citizens from Wuhan in China’s Hubei province, the epicenter of the acute respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
The move was made under the instruction of the Prime Minister through the coordination among the Foreign Ministry, the Vietnam Embassy in Beijing (China) and related ministries, agencies and localities.
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Vietnamese citizens at Quang Ninh's Van Don airport.
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The aircraft carrying the citizens landed at Van Don International Airport in Van Don island, the northern coastal province of Quang Ninh, at 05:04 am on February 10.
The citizens, including an eight-month pregnant woman, were in stable health.
They will be carried to the Central Hospital for Tropical Diseases for isolation and medical monitoring.
The aircraft performing the flight was the one which earlier transported medical supplies presented by Vietnam to China, along with 11 Chinese citizens back to Wuhan.
Bac Giang city mobilizes forces to join in nCoV epidemic prevention
(BGO) – Bac Giang city is the capital of Bac Giang province that
houses many agencies, units and
schools, and is a crowded
place. Amid the
urgent need of
the prevention and control of an acute
respiratory disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus
called nCoV,
the
city is urgently implementing measures with a determination to prevent the disease.
Bac Giang gives top priority for nCoV prevention and control
(BGO) - Chairman of the
People’s Committee of Bac Giang province Duong Van Thai, Head of the Steering
Committee for prevention against the acute respiratory epidemic caused by the novel
coronavirus (the Steering Committee) chaired a meeting of the Steering Committee
and the assisting team on 5 February.
Source: VNA
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