Be careful, but don’t panic, because the epidemic has been “controlled”: Vietnam Steering Committee

Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Vincham said at the National COVID-19 Steering Committee meeting on Tuesday that although the local outbreak in Vietnam is complicated, it is still “under control” and urged people to stay vigilant but not to panic. Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long said that the risks are diverse: the risk of infection in the community, the risk of infection due to illegal entry, and the risk of many people following basic precautions (such as wearing in public places). Masks) at the risk of negligence. Develop an action plan for up to 30,000 cases, including preparations to increase testing, isolation, and processing capabilities. Deputy Prime Minister Champa said that this number is not what we expected, but we still need to prepare for this situation, and we are doing everything we can to ensure that this situation will not become a reality. The minister said that the prime minister has instructed the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of National Defense to strictly control cross-border entry, closely monitor isolation facilities to prevent the spread of the virus among the population, and review all entry to increase the cost to Vietnam. (Including foreigners and Vietnamese).