As of this afternoon, April 11, more than 3,200 people quarantined in Nghe An have returned home.

Speaking to Nghe An Newspaper reporters, Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Commander of the Provincial Military Command said that as of the evening of April 11, Nghe An had received 6,863 people to be quarantined at 28 locations. Most of these citizens were workers returning from Laos and Thailand to avoid the Covid-19 epidemic.

Of these, 3,572 have completed their quarantine period, received certificates, and been returned to their localities. Currently, more than 3,200 people are still being quarantined in Nghe An. All of these people will be tested for Covid-19 before being returned to their localities.

Citizens donate money to support the Covid-19 Prevention and Control Steering Committee. Photo: Hoang Long

According to Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha, on April 11 alone, more than 500 people were awarded certificates of completion of their quarantine period. Meanwhile, in recent days, the number of new arrivals has been scattered, with some days even not receiving any new cases.

Specifically, on the afternoon of April 11, the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control of Thai Hoa town held a handover ceremony for citizens who had completed their centralized quarantine period at Facility 2 of Nghe An Technical Economic College.On this occasion, 125 citizens were awarded certificates of completion of quarantine. These are citizens from many districts and towns of Nghe An, returning from Laos and being taken to the centralized quarantine area of ​​Thai Hoa Town since March 28.

After 14 days, all test samples of these citizens tested negative for SARS-CoV-2.Moved by the care and concern of the forces on duty in the quarantine area, citizens donated more than 13 million VND to the Thai Hoa town's epidemic prevention and control steering committee.

Citizens waved to the task force. Photo: Duy Dong

Meanwhile, at the Quynh Luu District Political Center, authorities also handed over 123 citizens who completed their quarantine period to their localities. These areVietnamese citizens returning from Laos and Thailand. Here, they are given health checks and guaranteed accommodation and living conditions.

During the quarantine period, 100% of citizens complied with the regulations on epidemic prevention and control. Through management and monitoring, after the quarantine period, citizens were in normal health, had no symptoms of cough or fever, and were tested and screened for Covid-19 with negative results. Citizens who completed the quarantine period were supported by the authorities with transportation to return home.

Citizens who complete their quarantine period will be provided with transportation back to their hometowns. Photo: Hoang Long

DumbbellIn the quarantine area of ​​the Technical Vocational College, the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control of Yen Thanh District on April 11 also organized a handover and issued quarantine completion certificates to 167 eligible citizens who had completed the medical quarantine period. Previously, tFrom March 27 to March 29, Yen Thanh district received 190 citizens returning from Laos and Thailand. Before returning, the citizens also contributed 13.5 million VND to the Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control in Yen Thanh district. Meanwhile,, the force on duty at the quarantine area also gave gifts and encouraged citizens with difficult family circumstances.

In addition, at the Ethnic Boarding School - Facility 2, Nghi An Commune, Vinh City, the Nghe An Provincial Military Command handed over and issued quarantine completion certificates to 133 citizens.Before leaving the quarantine area, the Covid-19 Prevention and Control Steering Committee recommends that citizens, after the centralized quarantine period, returning to their localities, continue to strictly self-isolate at home for 14 days, and together with their families, strictly implement the Government's Directive 16 on social distancing, to ensure safety for themselves, their families and the community.