Covid-19 cases decrease slightly

Covid-19 epidemic situation in Vietnam

Since the beginning of the epidemic, Vietnam has had 11,527,037 infections, ranking 13th out of 230 countries and territories, while with the rate of infections per 1 million people, Vietnam ranks 117th out of 230 countries and territories (on average, there are 116,489 infections per 1 million people).

Covid-19 treatment situation

The number of patients announced to be cured on the day was 1 case, bringing the total number of cured cases to 10,614,818 cases.

The number of patients on oxygen is 2 cases, of which 1 case is on oxygen through a mask and 1 case is on non-invasive ventilation.

Number of deaths

March 11 recorded 0 deaths.

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

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

Total deaths ranked 26th out of 230 territories, deaths per 1 million people ranked 139th out of 230 countries and territories in the world .

Compared to Asia, the total number of deaths ranks 7th/49 (ranked 3rd in ASEAN), deaths per 1 million people ranks 21st/49 countries and territories in Asia (ranked 3rd in ASEAN).

Covid-19 vaccination status

On February 11, 0 doses of Covid-19 vaccine were injected. Thus, the total number of doses of vaccine injected was 266,502,681 doses, of which:

The number of doses for people aged 18 and over is 223,973,702 doses: 71,083,110 doses for the first dose; 68,708,566 doses for the second dose; 14,534,368 doses for the supplementary dose; 51,997,850 doses for the first booster dose; 17,649,808 doses for the second booster dose.

The number of doses for children aged 12-17 is 23,894,808 doses: 1st dose is 9,127,824 doses; 2nd dose is 8,957,355 doses; 1st booster dose is 5,809,629 doses.

The number of doses for children aged 5-11 is 18,634,171 doses: 10,289,555 doses for the first dose; 8,344,616 doses for the second dose.

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Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/ngay-12-3-so-ca-covid-19-giam-nhe-a597504.html