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Hanoi’s Bach Mai hospital was disinfected on March 28 after it was linked to novel coronavirus infections. Currently, no one gets in or out of the hospital, except for special cases. |
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People coming and leaving the hospital are checked carefully (Photo: VNA) |
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Family members send essential goods to quarantined people at the hospital (Photo: VNA) |
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People coming and leaving the hospital are checked carefully (Photo: VNA) |
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People coming and leaving the hospital are checked carefully (Photo: VNA) |
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People coming and leaving the hospital are checked carefully (Photo: VNA) |
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Security barriers are set outside the hospital’s gate (Photo: VNA) |
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Hanoi’s Bach Mai hospital was disinfected on March 28 after it was linked to novel coronavirus infections. Currently, no one gets in or out of the hospital, except for special cases (Photo: VNA) |
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People coming and leaving the hospital are checked carefully (Photo: VNA) |
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Family members send essential goods to quarantined people at the hospital (Photo: VNA) |
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Hanoi’s Bach Mai hospital was disinfected on March 28 after it was linked to novel coronavirus infections. Currently, no one gets in or out of the hospital, except for special cases (Photo: VNA) |
Bach Mai hospital disinfected after COVID-19 outbreak
Personnel from the Vietnam Army’s chemical division disinfected Hanoi’s Bach Mai Hospital on March 28 night after COVID-19 infections were linked to it.
Check list for people having visited Bach Mai hospital from March 12, 2020
Check list for people having visited Bach Mai hospital from March 12, 2020.
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