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Three Da Nang nurses were sanctioned for their participation in correcting the nCoV test results from negative to positive.
This afternoon (December 22), Mr. Le Van Sy – Director of Lien Chieu District Medical Center (Da Nang) said that the unit sanctioned 3 Pediatric nurses related to correcting the virus test results . nCoV from negative to positive.
Specifically, two nurses, Nguyen Thi Tra My and Vo Thi Ni Na, were disciplined, and head nurse Nguyen Thi Kim Anh was disciplined.
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| Lien Chieu District Medical Center, where 3 nurses work |
According to the results of the investigation, Ms. Kim Anh is about to enter Specialty Class 1, so she should take the nCoV test.
On the afternoon of December 2, this nurse received a negative test result. However, to mock her colleagues from the same agency named D., Ms. Kim Anh used the desktop computer to print the word “positive” on top of the word “negative.” Then Ms. Kim Anh told My to take a photo and send it to Zalo at D.
However, My sent the wrong image to Khoa Nhi’s 16-member group. Seeing that, Na sent the results of this test to a family member.
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| Covid-19 test card changed from negative to positive |
About 15 minutes later, Ms. Kim Anh discovered the group pictures, so she asked My to remove them and correct the test results that were not correct, but were just a joke. He also asked everyone in the group not to inform each other, but the image was leaked.
Seeing a copy of the positive test results on social media, Dang Ngoc Thien T. (born 1996, a resident of Nai Hien Dong Ward, Son Tra District) posted it on his Facebook page. Posted 45 minutes, T. deleted when he knew the information was not correct.
Regarding the incident, on December 15, the Lien Chieu District Police fined my administration VND 7.5 million for the act of “falsifying the organization and distributing false, false, invasive information.” to the legitimate rights and interests of the organization. “T. was fined VND 12.5 million for” providing false information. “
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