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Does the Omicron variant 'evade' rapid testing?
Many people with COVID-19 report that despite having clear symptoms, multiple rapid tests yield negative results, while PCR tests are positive.
Bac Ninh authorities seized nearly 1.400 COVID-19 rapid test kits of unknown origin.
Nearly 1.400 COVID-19 rapid test kits of unknown origin and source have been seized by authorities in Bac Ninh province.
Authorities prevent the transfer of assets belonging to the director of the Khanh Hoa CDC and 9 other officials.
The Department of Justice has instructed notaries not to carry out any transactions involving the sale, transfer, donation, or mortgage of the property of the Director of the Khanh Hoa CDC and nine related individuals.
Bac Giang temporarily seizes thousands of COVID-19 test kits and treatment drugs.
Police in Bac Giang province have just discovered a woman who illegally purchased thousands of rapid test kits and COVID-19 treatment drugs from the black market with the intention of reselling them for profit.
Hanoi directs action to address price gouging on COVID-19 test kits and treatments.
Hanoi has ordered strict inspections and handling of speculation, price gouging, and the sale of substandard COVID-19 test kits, SpO2 monitors, and medications for supporting and treating the disease.
Ministry of Health: Purchasing test kits when there is no immediate need causes waste and increases prices.
According to the Ministry of Health, people should contact healthcare facilities for detailed guidance before purchasing test kits, to avoid buying and using them when not needed, which would lead to waste.
With the COVID-19 situation becoming tense, test kits are under scrutiny.
The General Department of Market Management has requested increased inspection and control of COVID-19 test kits and treatment drugs in light of the complex developments of the epidemic.
The hottest item during the pandemic: Herbal steam bath leaves are selling like hotcakes, with prices increasing daily.
The complicated COVID-19 situation has led people to rush to buy herbal steam baths, essential oils, etc., as a precaution. These products are quickly sold out, constantly out of stock, and prices skyrocket.
Consider temporarily suspending Party membership and the position of Director of the Thua Thien Hue CDC.
The Thua Thien Hue Provincial Party Committee is directing the Party Committee of the provincial agencies and enterprises bloc to carry out procedures to temporarily suspend the Party membership of the Director of the provincial CDC.
Why were the director and accountant of the Thua Thien Hue CDC arrested?
The director and accountant of the Thua Thien Hue CDC violated regulations on bidding in the procurement of medical supplies and equipment, causing damage to state assets.
The Ministry of Health proposes that COVID-19 test kits be included in the price stabilization program as soon as possible.
The Ministry of Health has requested the Ministry of Finance to submit a proposal to the Government to include medical equipment and supplies (including test kits) in the price stabilization program during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Authorities seized over 85.000 smuggled COVID-19 rapid tests from South Korea.
Over 85.000 smuggled COVID-19 rapid tests from South Korea were discovered and seized by customs authorities at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi.
Bac Ninh province is inspecting the procurement of medical equipment, supplies, and COVID-19 test kits.
The Bac Ninh Inspectorate will clarify the right and wrong, advantages and disadvantages in the procurement of medical equipment, supplies, biological products, test kits, vaccines, etc., for the prevention and control of COVID-19.
Authorities begin inspection of the procurement of COVID-19 testing equipment and kits in Hanoi.
The Government Inspectorate has begun an inspection of the procurement of medical equipment, supplies, biological products, test kits, vaccines, and drugs for the prevention and control of COVID-19 in Hanoi.
Deputy Minister Tran Van Thuan is in charge of the Planning and Finance Department.
Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long has just issued a decision assigning Deputy Minister Tran Van Thuan to take charge of the Planning and Finance Department.
Three hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City purchased COVID-19 test kits from Viet A Company.
According to a representative from the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, there are currently three hospitals in the city that have purchased COVID-19 test kits from Viet A Company.
The CEO of Viet A Group admitted to paying nearly 800 billion VND in commissions to partners.
Phan Quoc Viet confessed to colluding to inflate the price of testing kits by approximately 45%, and then paying his partners nearly 800 billion VND in "commissions".
Two heads of departments at the Ministry of Health have been prosecuted in connection with the Viet A case of inflated prices for COVID-19 test kits.
Investigators have indicted three former department heads and deputy department heads from the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Science and Technology for violations related to test kits manufactured by Viet A Company.
Report to the National Assembly on the price gouging of test kits by Viet A Company at the extraordinary session.
The government will report on the use of budget funds for purchasing medical equipment and supplies in epidemic prevention and control, including the case involving Viet A Company.
The science budget allocates 4,5 billion VND to Viet A for the production of infertility diagnostic kits.
Viet A is the leading organization implementing the national-level task "Improving the technological process for producing a diagnostic kit for AZF gene mutations causing male infertility".
Ministry of Public Security: Will thoroughly handle the case at Viet A Company.
A representative from C03 stated that the police will conduct a thorough investigation and strictly handle the case of Viet A Company inflating the price of COVID-19 testing kits, with no exceptions.
Two hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City purchased COVID-19 test kits from Viet A worth over 30 billion VND.
According to information from the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health on December 23rd, two hospitals in the city purchased biological products from Viet A Company totaling over 32 billion VND.
Gia Lai borrows COVID-19 test kits purchased from Viet A province from a neighboring province.
During a time of urgent need but a shortage of testing reagents, the Gia Lai CDC borrowed 960 test kits from Viet A Company in a neighboring province and has since returned them.
Ministry of Health: The licensing of test kits from Viet A Company is based on the regulations of the Ministry of Science and Technology.
The Ministry of Health decided to license Viet A Company's COVID-19 test kit based on a proposal from the Ministry of Science and Technology.
How did the Ministry of Science and Technology hype up Viet A's COVID-19 test kit?
When the test kit from Viet A Company was first proposed for consideration for use, the website of the Ministry of Science and Technology (MST) reported that the WHO had approved it.
'Price gouging' for COVID-19 testing kits: Public concerns over the responsibility of relevant agencies.
The Chairman of the National Assembly's Law Committee emphasized that public opinion is outraged by the "price gouging" of COVID-19 testing kits and the responsibility of the relevant agencies.
Ho Chi Minh City authorities have requested that relevant units urgently report on the purchase of COVID-19 test kits from Viet A.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health has just issued an urgent document requesting units to review the purchase of biological products and COVID-19 testing equipment from Viet A Technology Joint Stock Company in the past period.
Viet A's factory, which produces and supplies millions of COVID-19 test kits, is only 10 square meters in size.
Advertised as the "largest" producer of COVID-19 test kits in the country, supplying millions of kits every month, Viet A Company's production facility is only about 10 square meters in size.
Viet A sells COVID-19 test kits: Some places charge exorbitant prices, others refuse to buy.
Numerous provinces and cities in Central Vietnam and the Central Highlands purchased large quantities of COVID-19 test kits from Viet A Company, at times buying them at exorbitant prices.
Viet A Company inflates test kit prices, winning multi-billion VND bids nationwide.
Before General Director Phan Quoc Viet was prosecuted for "inflating" equipment prices, Viet A Company had won numerous multi-billion dollar contracts across the country.
