Vietnam to lift restrictions on COVID-19 testing people entering the country From tomorrow (15 May) onwards, after the number of infections and deaths continued to decline.
Today (14 May 65) Xinhua news agency reported that Vietnam plans to lift restrictions on COVID-19 testing. From tomorrow (May 15) onwards, an official document from Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Ching said yesterday. Such cancellation has been made. Due to the decrease in the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the country Since March 15
Vietnam lifted its health screening requirements for inbound international travelers on April 27.
after the cancellation of the requirement to show a certificate of vaccination against COVIDand quarantine since March 16, which is not too long After returning to open tourism for foreign tourists again.
Vietnam has vaccinated more than 216 million people with the coronavirus as of Friday. And nearly 69 million people have had at least two doses of the vaccine.
For the latest global number of infections, the cumulative increase of more than 520.4 million, cumulative deaths increased by more than 6.2 million. The United States has the highest cumulative number of infections of more than 84 million, while in the past 24 hours the number of new infections has increased more than 80,000 people, while the death toll increased by 272 people, including the cumulative death of more than 1 million people.
previously US President Joe Biden recently warned leaders around the world not to compromise with the coronavirus and the fight against the disease continues.
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