A company in district 3 has an employee who is positive for Covid-19

On February 8, Construction Corporation No. 1 – Public Limited Company based in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City issued an urgent notice regarding the tracing of persons in contact with Covid-19. Consequently, this company received information that Ms DTY, who works in the accounting department, tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the Covid-19 pandemic.

Construction Corporation No. 1 – Joint Stock Company asks departments, divisions and subsidiaries to return to the CC1 system to make a medical report when they receive a notification from a suspected Covid-19 employee

In order to urgently implement epidemic prevention measures, in order to locate and control the infection, company leaders ask staff, workers … to be in close contact with Ms. Y to report quickly medical attention to The company synthesizes reports to the authorities.

Construction Corporation No. 1 – Sociedad Anónima suspends operations in the office area as of 11 am on February 8. Company leaders urged officials, employees, and workers who have close contact with Ms. Y. to quickly limit travel, avoid contact with other people, and go to the nearest medical agency to report in accordance with regulations. .

Talk to reporters Workers On the afternoon of February 8, Mr. Ta Hoang Su, Vice Chairman of the Ben Nghe Ward People’s Committee, District 1, said that the court had captured information about the building related to a suspected case mentioned above, in coordination with the company and the Medical side to dismantle the building, lock and sterilize the area.

Ms Vo Thi Le Hoa, Head of the Office of Construction Corporation No. 1 – CTPC, also confirmed the information about the suspicious case related to the company, stating that the company quickly announced it widely and urged people to the relevant Medical Statement, to comply with requirements of the medical authority, as well as contact the corporate office to send information to the authorities.

Employees unrelated to the suspected case are also required to work online from home from 11 p.m. on February 8.