During 5 days of Tet holiday, Nghe An had 3,366 people hospitalized for treatment.

Patients receiving treatment at Nghe An General Friendship Hospital during the Lunar New Year. Photo: Thanh Chung

Specifically: As of 7:00 a.m. on the 29th of Lunar New Year (January 20, 2023), the whole province was providing inpatient treatment for 2,913 patients, including 94patientsevere prognosis. 650 people had to be hospitalized for inpatient treatment during the day.

On the 30th day of Lunar New Year (January 21, 2023), the whole province had 750 people hospitalized for inpatient treatment; bringing the total number of patients being treated to 3,086, of which 84 patients had a serious prognosis.

On the first day of the Lunar New Year (January 22, 2023), the whole province had 583 people hospitalized for inpatient treatment; bringing the total number of patients being treated to 2,835, including 10 patients with serious prognosis.

On the second day of the Lunar New Year (January 23, 2023), the whole province had 613 people hospitalized for inpatient treatment; bringing the total number of patients being treated to 2,925, including 10 patients with serious prognosis.

As of 7:00 a.m. on the 3rd day of the Lunar New Year (January 24, 2023), the whole province had 3,369 inpatients, including 7 patients with severe prognosis. During the day, 770 people had to be hospitalized for inpatient treatment.

Leaders of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An province and the Nghe An Department of Health visited, presented gifts, and encouraged patients and their families in difficult circumstances who had to be hospitalized during Tet. Photo: Thanh Chung

During the past 5 days of Tet holiday, medical facilities in the province did not record any cases of emergency examination or treatment related to food poisoning.

To care for and treat patients during Tet, medical facilities have arranged adequate human resources, equipment, medicines and medical supplies; are on duty 24/7; respond well to treatment work and are ready to handle large-scale accidents and injuries.hospitalalso arranged good logistics, serving the eating and living needs of patients and their families during Tet.

Provincial leaders, departments, branches and localities have organized many delegations to visit, give gifts and encourage patients in difficult circumstances who have to stay at medical facilities and be hospitalized for treatment during this time.