2,000 COVID-19 patients recover on Wednesday

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From 5 p.m. on Tuesday to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Vietnam recorded 4,411 new COVID-19 cases, including 7 imported cases and 4,404 domestic cases in 47 provinces and cities. Vietnam has so far recorded a total of 900,585 infections, ranking 40 out of 223 countries and territories. Vietnam ranks 152 out of 223 countries and territories by the ratio of infections per 1 million people.

On Wednesday, Vietnam recorded 2,024 more recoveries from COVID-19, raising the number of recoveries to 812,314. During the day, 54 patients died.

 

 

Source: VOV5

 

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