(HBO) – Though Hoa Binh has reported zero coronavirus cases over the last two months, it is rigorously enforcing preventive measures against the virus, accroding the the provincial steering committee for COVID-19 prevention and control.
People are advised to wear
face masks to prevent the coronavirus transmision when visiting Mai Chau
district’s medical centre.
Local authorities
have continued running an awareness campaign in various forms of channels to
educate people on the pandemic and ways to prevent the virus from spreading.
The province has
also kept records of and classify people who have direct and indirect contacts with those infected with the COVID-19 and
put them into quarantine.
It has also taken
samples from people travelling through virus-hit countries and regions for
testing while provincial- and district-level quarantine camps have been set up
for suspected cases and high-risk people.
At present, there
are only two people quarantined at the facility in the medical centre of Luong
Son centre and five others are self-quarantined at home.
Local healthcare
establishments have taken strict measures against the coronavirus spread by
designating an exclusive zone for examining and treating suspected patients and
providing confimation ofCOVID-19 testing services at the provincial centre for disease control.
As of June 8, Hoa
Binh had conducted 1,569
coronavirus tests, 1,566 of which came out negative while the remaining three
are pending.
A total of 23,678
people have completed health declarations in the province./.
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