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HCMCAuthorities block a cafe on Pham Ngu Lao pedestrian street, District 1 because a patient from the Hanoi notary’s office used to come here on 3/2 noon.
At 2:00 PM, the ambulance took many medical workers dressed in protective clothing to the alley of the 207 Bui Vien apartment building, about 10 meters from the blocked cafeteria. Approximately 30 minutes later, the couple who had been in close contact with “patient 1883” were taken to isolation. These two people used to sit together in the cafeteria with notary staff on January 29.
An ambulance entered the 207 Bui Vien alley carrying the couple who had been in contact with the patient in isolation, on the afternoon of February 3. Image: Dinh van
According to an employee of the Pham Ngu Lao neighborhood medical center, in addition to the previous couple, the unit also isolated two employees (a 28-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman) from the store. These two staff members have close contact with patients and do not wear masks.
“Currently, the health agency continues to obtain information from the shop owner, initially a statistic that the number of people who have contact with patients is small, only a few,” said the district representative from Pham Ngu Lao.
Last night, the Hanoi Center for Disease Control (CDC) registered a 45-year-old man (in Vinh Tuy district, Hai Ba Trung district) positive for nCoV.
He is a notary, contacted “patient 1814” (the owner of a wedding in Hai Duong) at the notary’s office on Duy Tan Street, Dich Vong Hau District, Cau Giay District, Hanoi, dated January 27. Until this morning, the Ministry of Health has registered him as “patient 1883”.
The staff of the cafeteria on Bui Vien Street were also isolated. Image: Dinh Van.
Investigating epidemiology, on the morning of January 29, this person took a Vietnam Airline flight to Ho Chi Minh City at 9-10 am, sitting in the Bui Vien cafeteria, unable to remember the house number. At around 11 a.m., the driver took him to his relatives on Truong Son Street and stayed there for about 30 minutes, then walked to the airport. Around 9:00 am, he returned to Hanoi, caught a Bamboo Airway plane, parked the car at the airport, and went home alone.
Hanoi Health Department on the morning of February 3, urgently announced finding 396 passengers sharing two flights with the “patient 1883”. In particular, flight VN7245 from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City took off at 6 am on January 29 with 185 passengers; Flight QH242 from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi landed at 9:55 pm on January 29 with 211 passengers.
In Ho Chi Minh City, since the epidemic, there have been 168 infected cases, of which 153 cases have been cured, 15 people are in treatment, their health is stable; 2,829 people are in quarantine in concentration areas and 535 people are isolated at home and accommodation.
Since the outbreak returned on January 28, Ho Chi Minh City has registered one case as “patient 1660” from Hai Duong. All of this person’s F1 cases were negative.
Huu Cong – Dinh Van
