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Hai Duong closes last temporary hospital for COVID-19 treatment

The temporary hospital for COVID-19 treatment No 3 in Hai Duong, the last of its kind in the northern province, was disbanded on April 7 now that the third major resurgence of the coronavirus has been brought under control.
Hai Duong closes last temporary hospital for COVID-19 treatment ảnh 1The temporary hospital for COVID-19 treatment No 3 in Hai Duong (Photo: Ministry of Health)
Hai Duong (VNA) - The temporary hospital for COVID-19treatment No 3 in Hai Duong, the last of its kind in the northern province, wasdisbanded on April 7 now that the third major resurgence of the coronavirus hasbeen brought under control.

Convertedfrom a vocational training centre at the Sao Do University in Chi Linh city, thehospital began operations on February 26.

Itprovided treatment to 193 patients and its 21 remaining patients will betransferred to the province’s Hospital for Tropical Diseases for furthertreatment.

HaiDuong had recorded 726 COVID-19 cases as of April 7, including 685 recoveriesand no fatalities.

Some17,560 people had direct contact with confirmed cases and only four are still underquarantine at concentrated sites, according to the provincial centre fordisease control./.
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