According to the Ministry of Health 's Covid-19 Prevention Bulletin, on May 30, 652 new cases were recorded, a slight decrease compared to yesterday; 273 patients recovered, the number of cases using oxygen increased to 63.
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Since the beginning of the epidemic, Vietnam has had 11,611,376 infections, ranking 13th out of 231 countries and territories, while with the rate of infections per 1 million people, Vietnam ranks 120th out of 231 countries and territories (on average, there are 117,342 infections per 1 million people).
Covid-19 treatment situation
1. Number of patients recovered:
- Patients announced to be cured on the day: 273 cases
- Total number of cured cases: 10,637,927 cases
2. The number of patients on oxygen is 63 cases, including:
- Oxygen breathing through mask: 50 cases
- High flow oxygen HFNC: 7 cases
- Non-invasive ventilation: 3 cases
- Invasive mechanical ventilation: 3 cases
- ECMO: 0 cases
3. Number of deaths:
- 0 deaths recorded on the day.
- Average number of deaths recorded in the past 7 days: 0 cases.
- The total number of deaths due to Covid-19 in Vietnam to date is 43,206, accounting for 0.4% of the total number of infections.
- Total deaths ranked 26/231 territories, deaths per 1 million people ranked 141/231 countries and territories in the world . Compared to Asia, total deaths ranked 7/50 (ranked 3rd in ASEAN), deaths per 1 million people ranked 29/50 countries and territories in Asia (ranked 5th in ASEAN).
Covid-19 vaccination situation
On May 29, 606 doses of Covid-19 vaccine were injected. Thus, the total number of doses of vaccine injected was 266,408,987 doses, of which:
+ Number of doses for people aged 18 and over is 223,741,054 doses: 1st dose is 70,909,201 doses; 2nd dose is 68,455,683 doses; Supplementary dose is 14,344,121 doses; 1st booster dose is 52,133,593 doses; 2nd booster dose is 17,898,456 doses.
+ Number of injections for children from 12-17 years old is 23,965,543 doses: 1st dose is 9,130,889 doses; 2nd dose is 9,021,366 doses; 1st booster dose is 5,813,288 doses.
+ Number of doses for children aged 5-11 is 18,702,390 doses: 10,227,846 doses for dose 1; 8,474,544 doses for dose 2.
* Speaking to reporters, Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Dac Phu, former Director of the Department of Preventive Medicine and senior advisor to the Vietnam Public Health Emergency Response Center, said that the Covid-19 epidemic situation in our country is still under control, most new cases have mild symptoms or are asymptomatic, not overloading the health system.
Severe and fatal cases are mostly people with underlying diseases, the elderly, unvaccinated people, people with immunodeficiency...
These cases can become severe if infected with other infectious viruses such as influenza, not just Covid-19 .
When these subjects are infected with viral diseases, their immunity is reduced and they are susceptible to other diseases, leading to severe illness and death.
According to Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Dac Phu, Vietnam has implemented the Strategy of "adapting, being safe, being flexible, and effectively controlling the Covid-19 epidemic after the Government issued Resolution 128/NQ-CP in October 2021.
Although we have not yet converted the Covid-19 epidemic from group A to group B, many activities have been carried out as group B, which is opening up, not banning travel, tourism, organizing meetings, organizing events, not requiring mandatory testing, relaxing quarantine... to do business, ensure social security...
Regarding this issue, epidemiological experts said that the classification of infectious diseases is carried out according to the provisions of the Law on Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases, in which group A includes especially dangerous infectious diseases that can be transmitted very quickly, spread widely, have a high mortality rate or have an unknown causative agent; group B includes dangerous infectious diseases that can be transmitted quickly and can cause death.
According to the analysis of Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Dac Phu, we must clearly see that even if Covid-19 is classified in group B with other infectious diseases, Covid-19 must still be a specific disease because WHO has not announced the end of the Covid-19 pandemic.
At the same time, WHO still recommends that countries need to be cautious and move from emergency epidemic prevention and control to a sustainable, long-term epidemic control strategy.
Thus, regarding the policy and plan to prevent and control the Covid-19 epidemic during this time, according to him, we need to closely monitor the epidemic situation to have appropriate responses, without surprises, to control the epidemic in all situations but not costly, protecting the health and interests of the people.
Special attention should be paid to monitoring activities, personal prevention, vaccination, communication, protection of vulnerable groups, etc.
The Ministry of Health is continuing to develop a sustainable response plan to the Covid-19 pandemic in the new situation, taking into account the emergence of new dangerous variants, widespread epidemics, etc.; Strengthening integrated surveillance of Covid-19 and other respiratory infections.
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