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On the morning of October 7, Vietnam had no new cases of Covid-19. The world exceeded 36 million cases globally, the epidemic continued to increase in many countries.
From 6 p.m. on October 6 to 6 p.m. on October 7, Vietnam had 0 new cases of Covid-19. Thus, so far, the number of cases in our country is 1,098, 35 deaths, all of them cases of serious background diseases. In which, there are a total of 691 cases of Covid-19 due to domestic infection, the number of new cases from July 25 to now: 551 cases.
Vietnam also entered the 34th day of not reporting any cases in the community.
Total number of people in close contact with and entry from the epidemic area under medical supervision (quarantine): 14,550, of which:
– Isolation concentrated in the hospital: 261
– Isolation concentrated in other establishments: 11,817
– Isolation at home, address: 2.472.
Regarding the treatment situation, according to the report of the Treatment Subcommittee of the National Steering Committee for the Control and Prevention of Covid-19 Diseases:
Number of negative cases of SARS-CoV-2:
Times 1: 2
+ 2nd time: 2
3rd time: 5
– Number of deaths: 35 cases.
– Number of cases cured: 1,023 cases.
The world exceeded 36 million cases
So far, the world has registered more than 36 million cases, more than 1 million deaths caused by Covid-19 in 216 countries and territories. The total number of recovered patients is more than 27 million.
The United States is the country most affected by the Covid-19 epidemic with almost 216,000 deaths out of a total of more than 7.7 million infections. It is followed by India, the country with the highest number of new infections each day in the world, which now records more than 6.7 million cases and more than 100,000 deaths. The third country in the world in number of cases is Brazil with about 5 million cases (more than 147,000 deaths).
In Asia, the second after India in number of cases is Iran, followed by Iraq.
In the ASEAN region, the Covid-19 epidemic is still heating up in the Philippines, followed by Indonesia and then Singapore. Indonesia has decided to postpone the First and Second Division matches of the National Football League (League 1 and League 2) until November in the context of the epidemic that shows no signs of remission in this country.
Nam Phuong
