Czech patient 'thanks Vietnam' when discharged from hospital 3
`Patient 53`, a 53-year-old Czech male tourist, thanked the doctors and nurses for their dedicated treatment, care, and full food service.
`Thank you hospital, thank you Vietnam!`, he said.
This person arrived in Ho Chi Minh City on March 10, while in the Czech Republic, he had contact with Italians.
The Czech patient went out and then returned to thank the doctors when he was discharged from the hospital on March 30.
`Patient 89`, a 22-year-old female international student returning from the US, transiting in Japan, resides in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City.
`Everyone here is very nice, like a family, the soldiers and doctors care enthusiastically,` the girl said.
`Patient 89` shows off her hospital discharge certificate.
The third person discharged from the hospital is `patient 75`, a 40-year-old female resident of District 2, visiting relatives in England.
Doctor Tran Nguyen Hoang Tu, Cu Chi Field Hospital, said all 3 patients had more than 2 negative tests for nCoV.
After being discharged from the hospital, all three people were quarantined at home for another 14 days under the supervision of local health authorities, continuing to monitor their health and ensure they did not spread the virus to the community, according to regulations of the Ministry of Health.
3 patients took souvenir photos with doctors and staff of Cu Chi Field Hospital before leaving the hospital.
Previously on the afternoon of March 29, four patients 64, 66, 79, 90 at Cu Chi Field Hospital were also discharged.
A field hospital with 300 beds in Cu Chi district was built by the Ho Chi Minh City Command in coordination with the Department of Health, located at the city Military School in Bau Dung hamlet, Nhuan Duc commune, Cu Chi district.
Currently, Ho Chi Minh City records 45 cases of nCoV infection, of which 10 people have recovered.
By the morning of March 30, Vietnam recorded 194 cases of Covid-19.
Le Phuong – Huu Khoa
