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On the afternoon of December 7, at the meeting of the National Steering Committee for the Prevention of COVID-19, the Ministry of Health said that in the rescue flights and welcoming experts and high-tech workers from abroad, cases were still registered contagion. Again, where passengers do not comply with anti-epidemic regulations, such as not wearing a mask. Therefore, it is recommended to have camera surveillance to strictly handle violators.
Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long expressed concern: “If you don’t do it up close, anything can happen. All ministries and branches should strengthen oversight and supervision in their respective fields of management. This is the peak period ”.
Meanwhile, cases of illegal entry without isolation and prevention of COVID-19 according to regulations are still being discovered in the border provinces. Therefore, the risk of infiltration of COVID-19 is always permanent, while at the end of the year, on the occasion of the New Year, Lunar New Year, the need to travel and return home is very great.
Through inspection and work in the localities, some members of the Steering Committee mentioned that the prevention of epidemics at the provincial level is fully conscious, but at the lower levels there is a subjective mentality due to a long time without translation. In some places, there is a sign of lax medical supervision of people who are out of concentration and isolation. This is the risk of infection for the community, which must be determined to prevent.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam said that the COVID-19 infection situation in Ho Chi Minh City has basically been controlled, but it is necessary to carefully analyze the cause to find practical and effective solutions, avoiding cases . The same thing happens. “We have determined that the source of a legal immigrant’s illness is the most dangerous. On the rescue flight, we are not sure if someone has the COVID-19 infection, so measures must be taken to prevent the epidemic like in a hospital. All violations must be dealt with strictly, “said the deputy prime minister.
Vaccination scheduled for 5/2021
Mr. Ho Nhan, Managing Director of Nanogen Company, the first unit in Vietnam to test the COVID-19 vaccine in humans, said that the Nanogen vaccine is expected to take around 6 months for the clinical trial. People, divided into three phases, by May 2021 can be included in the vaccination.
Consequently, starting on December 10, volunteers will be recruited to participate in the clinical trial. In the first phase of the trial, the company coordinated with the Military Medical Academy recruited 60 volunteers for vaccination. This group will be divided into 3 groups to test different levels of vaccines: 25 mg, 50 mg, and 75 mg. The entire testing process for phase one will take one month. In the short term, the first 20 people will be injected. Phase two, tests on a scale of 600 people, over a period of 2-3 months. The number of volunteers for the third stage is currently unknown.
Nanogen Company can produce 30 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine per year for approximately 100,000 VND per dose. Each dose is injected with 2 injections, separated by half a month.
COVID-19 vaccine trial in Vietnam could reach tens of thousands of people
Nanogen Company can produce 30 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine per year at a cost of approximately 100,000 VND per dose. Each dose is injected in 2 doses, separated by half a month. A leader of the Military Medical Academy said that the volunteers, after being recruited, would be injected by the academy doctors in the clinical trials unit. They will have to stay in the hospital to be monitored after the injection.
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