No community-transmitted Covid-19 cases reported for 10 straight days

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Dengue cases jump 2.5-fold early this year

Dengue cases jump 2.5-fold early this year

Nation June 11, 2026

HCMC – More than 50,000 dengue infections have been recorded in the first five months of 2026, 2.5 times higher than the same period last year, with severe cases requiring hospitalization also on the rise, health officials said.

Vietnam's population exceeds 100 million

Vietnam's population exceeds 100 million

Nation June 10, 2026

HCMC - Vietnam's population has surpassed 100 million people, marking a demographic milestone for the Southeast Asian nation even as it faces declining birth rates and a rapidly aging population.

HCMC - It has been 10 consecutive days since Vietnam reported the latest community-transmitted Covid-19 case as the Ministry of Health reported no new Covid-19 cases this morning, September 12.
Thus, Vietnam's Covid-19 tally remained unchanged at 1,060, including 691 locally-transmitted cases. According to the national steering committee for Covid-19 infection prevention and control, 902 patients have fully recovered. Among the active cases, 54 have tested negative for the coronavirus one to three times. Meanwhile, four cases are in very critical conditions. The ministry also reported that nearly 35,400 people having close contact with Covid-19 cases or returning from virus-hit areas are being put in quarantine.

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Dengue cases jump 2.5-fold early this year

Dengue cases jump 2.5-fold early this year

Nation June 11, 2026

HCMC – More than 50,000 dengue infections have been recorded in the first five months of 2026, 2.5 times higher than the same period last year, with severe cases requiring hospitalization also on the rise, health officials said.

Vietnam's population exceeds 100 million

Vietnam's population exceeds 100 million

Nation June 10, 2026

HCMC - Vietnam's population has surpassed 100 million people, marking a demographic milestone for the Southeast Asian nation even as it faces declining birth rates and a rapidly aging population.