US V-P Harris forges on with Vietnam trip despite mystery 'health incident'


Harris leaves her plane as she arrives at the airport in Hanoi, Vietnam on Aug. 24, 2021. - AP

HANOI (Reuters): Vice-President Kamala Harris pushed ahead with a trip to Vietnam on Tuesday (Aug 24) after delaying the visit over concerns due to a health incident potentially related to the mysterious Havana syndrome.

Harris arrived in the country's capital after a three-hour delay in Singapore that the US government blamed on reports that someone in Hanoi may have been targeted by the Havana syndrome, a condition of unknown origin with symptoms including dizziness, nausea, migraines and memory lapses.

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