Vietnam reported eight new cases of COVID-19 infection on Wednesday, all of which are in the community, bringing its total confirmed cases to 446, according to its Ministry of Health.
The eight new cases, aged from 19 to 68, all are local residents of central Da Nang city, said the ministry.
The country reported seven new cases of COVID-19 infection yesterday, aged from 29 to 71, are local residents of central Da Nang city and Quang Nam province.
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Meanwhile, four people have been recovered, raising the total cured cases in the country to 369 as of Tuesday, said the ministry.
Da Nang, a tourism hot spot, had reintroduced social distancing measures over the weekend after the government confirmed the first domestically-transmitted cases of coronavirus in more than three months.
Vietnam is still closed to foreign tourism, but there had been a surge in domestic travelers looking to take advantage of discounted flights and holiday packages to local resorts.
Vietnam has recorded no deaths of COVID-19 so far while there are over 15,000 people being quarantined and monitored in the country, Vietnam News Agency reported.
By Vietnam Insider