Three COVID-19 patients in Da Nang discharged from hospital
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| One of the three COVID-19 patients at Da Nang Hospital discharged on March 27 after making full recovery. (Photo: VNA) |
Two of them are British tourists who flew from Hanoi to Da Nang on March 2 and tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 that causes the COVID-19 pandemic on March 8.
The other is a 29-year-old saleswoman of the Dien May Xanh electronics supermarket in Hai Chau district, Da Nang city, who had come into direct contact with the British nationals before being confirmed positive for the virus on March 9.
The three are now in stable health with no symptoms like fever, cough and breathing difficulties, after testing negative for the coronavirus at least three times in a row.
However, they will still be put in quarantine at accommodation establishments and home for 14 days.
At present, Da Nang Hospital is treating three cases whose condition has improved, according to Pham Ngoc Ham, head of the hospital's tropical medicine department.
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