This morning, 0 cases of COVID-19, Hanoi began to relax at the pub and coffee shop

This morning, August 19, the Ministry of Health said that no new cases of COVID-19 had been recorded. After nearly a week in the morning, 2-7 patients were recorded.

In the isolation treatment area COVID-19 - Photo: THUY ANH

According to information from the Ministry of Health, this morning, August 19, no new cases of COVID-19 were recorded, the number of cases from the beginning of the epidemic was stopped in 989 patients, of which from July 25 to now there are 649 cases only 509 patients related to the Da Nang area.

In the 25 days from July 25, the number of cases exceeded half a year earlier, especially the number of cases related to Da Nang (all cases spread from the community) also outstripped, but in the morning 19- 8 is the 5th morning of this series of days with no additional patients.

According to the calculations of experts and the health sector, doctors are working hard to control the epidemic in Da Nang and surrounding areas in the last 2 weeks of August. the downward trend is higher than the previous week, but not sustainable, not to mention the number of new cases in Hai Duong and Hanoi which are quite complicated.

Today, August 19, Hanoi started to ask pubs and cafes to spacing by measuring the temperature of the visitors, ensuring a 1m distance between customers ... This is part of an effort to prevent translation in Hanoi.

Hanoi will also take samples to test COVID-19 for people from Da Nang on July 15, today August 19.

According to the Ministry of Health, up to now, 525/989 COVID-19 patients have been cured from the beginning of the epidemic season, of which 53 patients were discharged on August 18 alone. In the hospitals, there were 100 patients with negative results for corona virus 1-3 times.

Since the beginning of the epidemic season, there have been 26 deaths, among these patients 418 were 4 times negative for COVID-19.

Picture: NGỌC THÀNH

Source : https://tuoitre.vn/sang-nay-0-ca-covid-19-ha-noi-bat-dau-gian-cach-tai-quan-bia-ca-phe-20200819061427356.htm