HANOI (Reuters) – Vietnam on Sunday reported two new coronavirus cases, both imported, taking the country’s tally to 320 with no deaths, the health ministry said.
Both of the cases are Vietnamese citizens repatriated from Russia and were isolated on arrival, the health ministry said in a statement. Over 80% of Vietnam’s confirmed cases have recovered and 9,000 people have been under quarantine.
(Reporting by Phuong Nguyen; Editing by Catherine Evans)
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