Morning August 10, the Ministry of Health did not record more cases of nCoV infection, 435 patients were being treated, of which 389 were positive.

Thus, the past 24 hours recorded 31 new cases. The total number of cases infected nationwide is 841, of which 395 people have been cured, 11 died, and 435 patients are on treatment.

More than 182,000 people in close contact and entry from quarantined epidemic zones. In particular, the isolation concentrated in the hospital more than 5,000 people, at more than 28,000 concentration facilities, the rest at home or accommodation.

From July 23 to now, there have been 397 cases of infection, of which 42 cases of immediate quarantine entry, 355 cases of domestic infection in 15 provinces and cities, all had epidemiological factors related to the outbreak in Da Nang. . In which Da Nang 269 cases, Quang Nam 72, Ho Chi Minh City 8, Hanoi and Bac Giang each place 6 cases, Quang Ngai 5, Lang Son and Quang Tri all 4, Dak Lak three cases, Dong Nai two; The provinces of Thai Binh, Ha Nam, Thanh Hoa, Hai Duong and Khanh Hoa all have one case.

11 deaths, of which 10 cases in Da Nang, one in Quang Nam, are all elderly patients with many serious underlying medical conditions.

The world recorded an estimated 733,000 deaths, nearly 20 million cases in 213 countries. The US and Brazil are the two countries with the highest number of cases and deaths in the world. In Southeast Asia, Indonesia recorded the highest morbidity and mortality rates.

Provinces and cities are still speeding up testing and tracing of people with epidemiological factors related to Da Nang and cases showing disease manifestations. At the meeting of the Steering Committee yesterday, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam affirmed that the testing capacity of Covid-19 in Vietnam was much better than before in both the production of test kits and machines. Vietnam will promote testing according to the guidance of the Ministry of Health, depending on where antibody testing (rapid test) or PCR (virus detection) is performed.