Eight cases of Covid-19 have been recorded.

The Covid-19 situation in Vietnam

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Vietnam has recorded 11,527,203 cases, ranking 13th out of 230 countries and territories. In terms of the number of cases per million people, Vietnam ranks 117th out of 230 countries and territories (an average of 116,491 cases per million people).

The Covid-19 treatment situation

Three patients were announced to have recovered today, bringing the total number of recovered cases to 10,614,899.

There is one patient currently receiving oxygen, including one receiving oxygen via a face mask.

Number of patients who died

On March 24th, zero deaths were recorded.

Average number of deaths recorded over the past 7 days: 0 cases.

The total number of deaths due to Covid-19 in Vietnam to date is 43,186, accounting for 0.4% of the total number of infections.

The total number of deaths ranks 26th out of 230 territories, and the number of deaths per million population ranks 139th out of 230 countries and territories worldwide . Compared to Asia, the total number of deaths ranks 7th out of 49 (3rd in ASEAN), and the number of deaths per million population ranks 21st out of 49 Asian countries and territories (3rd in ASEAN).

The situation regarding Covid-19 vaccination.

On March 24th, 4,861 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine were administered. Thus, the total number of vaccine doses administered is 265,944,255, including:

The total number of doses for individuals aged 18 and over is 223,409,188: Dose 1: 70,907,173 doses; Dose 2: 68,448,188 doses; Booster dose: 14,370,069 doses; First booster dose: 51,986,117 doses; Second booster dose: 17,697,641 doses.

The total number of doses for children aged 12-17 years is 23,964,814: 9,130,472 doses for the first dose; 9,021,054 doses for the second dose; and 5,813,288 doses for the first booster dose.

The total number of doses for children aged 5-11 years is 18,570,253: Dose 1 is 10,187,553 doses; Dose 2 is 8,382,700 doses.

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Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/ngay-25-3-ghi-nhan-8-ca-covid-19-a599731.html