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The babies are cared for by relatives at the Bau Bang District Isolation Center, Binh Duong Province – Photo: HMC
On September 6, the isolated concentrated area in Bau Bang district, Binh Duong province, welcomed 53 “special citizens” – newborn children who have just returned from abroad.
The babies are special isolated cases, among a total of 403 Vietnamese nationals who have just returned from Korea on flight VN409 that lands at Tan Son Nhat airport.
It should be noted that due to difficult circumstances, while working in Korea, the children’s parents have not returned yet, they have to let the children go home alone, accompanied by their acquaintances while traveling on the plane.
After the babies were taken to the isolation room, relatives of the babies living in Vietnam (a total of 41 people) were also allowed to be placed in the isolation room to care for the children.
Dr. Huynh Minh Chin, director of the executive board of the Bau Bang District Concentrated Isolation Area, said this was the first time that the center welcomed these “special citizens”. Although 41 relatives of babies are not in isolation focus, but considering that letting the relatives enter and care for the baby does not affect the general situation and creates the best conditions for the baby, the authorities have accepted. pros.
Medical personnel took samples for testing in the isolation room in Bau Bang District, Binh Duong Province – Photo: HMC
The Bau Bang District Concentrated Isolation Area not only accepts compulsory isolation cases in Binh Duong province, but is also a place “that divides the fire” with Ho Chi Minh City, which welcomes citizens who they return from abroad. upon landing at Tan Son Nhat airport.
Binh Duong province currently has only 1 positive case for COVID-19, it is not a case in the community but a return from abroad. The patient was quarantined as soon as it was discovered and has so far had a first negative result.
