Chinanews.com, May 5th. According to the WeChat official account of the Chinese Embassy in Vietnam, there has been a new wave of epidemics in Vietnam recently. From April 27 to the morning of May 4, a total of 37 new local confirmed cases have been reported. Among them, 1 case was in Yen Bai Province, 14 cases were in Henan Province, 4 cases were in Hanoi City, 2 cases were in Hing An Province, 14 cases were in Vinh Phuc Province, 1 case was in Ho Chi Minh City, and 1 case was in Da Nang City.

It is worth noting that the recurrence of the epidemic in Vietnam is closely related to the centralized isolation point.

　　On April 18, four Indian experts who stayed in quarantine at the Yen Bai Ruyue Hotel were diagnosed with the infection, and on April 27, a staff member of the hotel was diagnosed with the infection (case 2857).

The Vietnamese health department has carried out viral gene sequencing, and the results showed that the four Indian experts and hotel staff were all infected with the Indian mutant virus (B.1.617.2).

The four Chinese citizens who were quarantined in the above-mentioned hotels from April 9 to 23 tested positive for nucleic acid when they returned to China on April 28 and April 30, respectively. They are highly correlated with infection cases in the quarantined hotel.

　　Case No. 2899, confirmed in Vietnam's Henan Province, failed to conduct home observation and surveillance as required after the end of quarantine in Da Nang on April 22, and went out for gatherings without authorization, causing infections in more than 20 people in Henan, Xing'an, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City.

　　Facts have shown that the implementation of prevention and control measures in some places in Vietnam is not in place, and the management of some centralized quarantine points is not strict and meticulous, and there are large hidden dangers and loopholes. The risk of infection deserves a high degree of vigilance.

The leaders of the Vietnamese government demand that those who fail to implement the epidemic prevention measures be held accountable for their derelictions. Yen Bai and Henan provinces have already removed relevant personnel from their posts.

　　Due to the recent emergence of multiple confirmed cases of infection after the end of quarantine, the Ministry of Health of Vietnam urgently issued a document requesting that the end of the quarantine procedure be suspended from 0:00 on May 4 (for all those who have been quarantined for more than 14 days, have 2 nucleic acid tests negative, and meet the end of quarantine Conditions of personnel).

In response to the recent rebound of the epidemic, Vietnam has strengthened epidemic prevention and control measures in many places.

　　Primary and secondary schools in Hanoi, Yen Bai, Yong Phuoc and other provinces and cities will be temporarily suspended from May 4.

Hanoi City requested that from 17:00 on May 3rd, the tourist reception and the operation of street restaurants, cafes, and cold drinks shops should be suspended. Indoor catering shops should strengthen cleaning and disinfection, maintain a distance of more than 1 meter or set up baffles, adopt a separate meal system, and encourage guests to Meals are packed and taken away.

Vinh Phuc province requires that karaoke bars, bars, and massage shops be suspended from 12:00 on May 1st. Fu’an General Hospital, which is related to confirmed cases, will be blocked from 0:00 on May 3 to 24:00 on May 16, and will be closed. Provincial screening of all employees.

Henan Province began to blockade parts of Beili Township and Zhenzhen Township in Liren County where the epidemic occurred at 8 o'clock on May 3.

　　The embassy in Vietnam reminds Chinese citizens going to Vietnam to pay close attention to the relevant announcements of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the embassy, ​​understand and abide by Vietnamese laws, regulations, customs, especially relevant requirements for epidemic prevention and control, take effective measures to strengthen self-protection, and reduce the number of people in isolation during the isolation period. The horizontal contact of service personnel effectively prevents the risk of infection in centralized isolation points, and conducts home observation and health monitoring according to regulations after the end of isolation.

Adhere to "non-essential, non-emergency, and no travel", strictly wear masks, gloves and other protective equipment when going out, maintain social distance, avoid going to crowded places, and avoid entering unhealthy and unsafe places such as bars, casinos, and pornographic places.

If you have fever, persistent cough, shortness of breath and other suspected symptoms, you should seek medical advice promptly.

Chinese citizens who have been diagnosed, suspected or quarantined should contact the embassy or consulate in Vietnam in time.

　　Vietnam emergency number: 0084-115;

　　The global emergency call center for consular insurance and services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 0086-10-12308 or 0086-10-59913991;

　　The telephone number for consular protection and assistance of the Chinese Embassy in Vietnam: 0084-24-39331000;

　　The telephone number for consular protection and assistance of the Chinese Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City: 0084-908002226;

　　The telephone number for consular protection and assistance of the Chinese Consulate General in Da Nang: 0084-905580010.