(HBO) – On September 8, the Military High Command of Hoa Binh handed over the certificate of finishing the concentrated quarantine period as part of COVID-19 prevention measures to 80 Vietnamese citizens who returned from Canada and were sent to Regiment 814 in Thinh Lang ward of Hoa Binh city for quarantine from August 25.
Leaders of the Centre
for Disease Control of and Military High Command of Hoa Binh hand over the
certificate of finishing the quarantine period to the citizens.
The 80 citizens are 44 men and 36 women, aged two months old
and 85 years old. Throughout the quarantine time, they received daily health
check-ups. They tested negative to coronavirus twice. All are in good health
conditions now.
At the ceremony to present the certificates, provincial
authorities advised the receivers to continue conducting self-quarantine at
home within 14 days for supervision in line with the regulations./.
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