Vietnam confirmed no new positive COVID-19 cases on June 15 without any single case of community infection for two months, while there are only 7 active cases left in treatment, according to the Ministry of Health.

According to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control, the infection tall stays at 334, with 194 imported cases which were immediately placed into isolation after arrival.

The overall number of recoveries stood at 323, or 96.7 percent, with no fatalities so far.
More than 8,790 people are still under quarantined across the nation, and 11 registered cases are undergoing treatment. Among them, four have tested negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus once or at least twice.

Regarding the health condition of the most critical British patient  (patient 91), according to a report of the Sub-Committee for Treatment of the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control, the patient was disconnected from a ventilation for 48 hours and he is currently in the process of self-breathing at a slow pace.

He is continuing to show strong progress towards making a remarkable recovery as his lungs, renal, cardiac, and hepatic functions have seen great improvements.

The 43-year-old British pilot is still the nation’s most sever coronavirus patient and has spent the longest time of treatment in health facilities for nearly three months.

He is currently the country’s only foreign COVID-19 case, with the other 49 foreign patients being released from hospital after making a complete recovery.a