Vietnam reports no new Covid-19 cases in 36 hours, first time in over one month


A woman (left) wearing a face mask practises social distancing amid Vietnam's nationwide social isolation effort as a preventive measure against the spread of the coronavirus at a grocery store in Hanoi on Saturday (April 18). - AFP

HANOI: Vietnam reported no new cases of Covid-19 infections in the past 36 hours, the first time in over a month since the country confirmed its 17th infection case on March 6, Vietnam News Agency reported on Saturday (April 18).

The country has confirmed 268 Covid-19 cases with the latest one reported on Friday.

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